Nari and Akel are married and Nari is trying to navigate Akel’s world. She feels like an outsider looking in and when confronted by a woman from his past she lashes out. We leave them both at a crossroads in You Could Do Damage and this book picks up right where that one left off with Akel stopping at nothing to keep Nari safe and Nari feeling betrayed.’

I loved this book. Nari and Akel have a lot to work through and Akel makes it plain that Nari is his world and now this family is his first priority. I loved the relationship they are building, even when they are at odds they are drawn to each other in a way that pulls them through the turmoil raging around them. Nari is fierce and she is Akel’s only weakness. There are some great elements in this story, Nari and the relationship she is building with her mom and Akel’s relationships inside and outside the organization. Friendship dynamics, OW drama, couple communication. This book has it all. I didn’t want their story to end. KC Mills did her thing with both books.

3.5⭐️ rounded up

This was a good end to the series. I didn’t love it as much as I loved the 1st book but it still kept me entertained and I was invested in the characters. I think I expected more, especially after the events in the 1st book. There was less romance this time around.


Thank you Black Odyssey Media and Netgalley for this Advance Readers Copy ebook in exchange for my honest review

3.5⭐️ (arc review)

Honestly this wasn’t as good as the first book ! It had some good moments but didn’t keep me entirely engaged. This started to feel the like an Urban Fiction with a romance subplot , where as the first one was opposite. I still enjoyed learning more about Nari & Kincaids journey .

You Could Do Damage Too continues where the previous book left off so I would recommend that readers read these books in order. This book was just as great a read as the previous book and ends with a HEA's for a few of the characters. Nari is still insecure and a bit naive, but eventually it was nice to see her being able to hold her own. Kincaid was possessive and protective when it came to his wife but with threats coming from Eli he had to be. The truth about what caused the Manchester and Akel feud over all these years was revealed and that's another hard truth he had to accept because the cause of it was because of something terrible that happened to someone he loved. I enjoyed Edina, Corinne, Darius, Alisha, Cast and a few other characters in this story and was happy to know their HEA's. The ending felt a bit abrupt to me, but the author gave us an epilogue so although it was abrupt, I was happy with the ending of this story after reading the epilogue. This story had threats, deaths, family and baby drama, insecurities, jealousy, steamy scenes, laugh out loud moments and more. I'm definitely looking forward to reading more books from this author.