Good story but a little disjointed. Thank you for letting me review this book. This is my unbiased opinion.

Great writing, and story. Moves well through the book and kept me interested the whole way through. Would recommend to others.

I found this book a bit disjointed. I did not feel much empathy with the main character and found the twists and turns not to be believable. Not for me I'm afraid.

Sorry not for me. I just couldn’t get into this book. It just wasn’t for me.

Many thanks to Netgalley and D. J. Harrison for the copy of this book. I agreed to give my unbiased opinion voluntarily.

If this score were possible on netgalley, I'd award 3.5 stars. I found this at times to be a disjointed, frustrating read that could be difficult to follow. However, I persevered, and overall I enjoyed it. This is the first book in a series and I hope that the author matures in skill and develops more of a flow to his writing as the main character is one I think with much more to tell! It's a tale of murky dealings in the underworld of accountancy in Manchester and had some good twists and turns. I look forward to book 2.

Thanks to net galley, DJ Harrison and the publishers for the opportunity to preview this book.

From Goodreads : Netgalley furnished this challenging read. The story lacked continuity & made senseless jumps in the storyline. Characters' physical & personality characteristics would be described one way in the 1st chapter, then differently by chapter 17. The primary character, Jenny Parker, was unpleasant & angst-driven. While suffering from dyspareunia, she continued to bed random men for reasons unexplained. Her decision-making skills are so poor, you have to wonder how she would obtain a position in accounting that dealt with clients. My hope is that significant editing took place before the book was released because Due Diligence could have been a better novel.