A wonderful deep story with many twists in family and friendship. A good understanding of what community is all about.

Callie is a Pinkerton agent and is working with another trying to find a serial killer. She was also an orphan and has been searching for her siblings. Lots of misdirection and red herrings abound, but there is a HEA of course. Liked this one and kept my interest throughout. Would highly recommend this one.

Love and Order by Jennifer Uhlarik was a delightful western who-dun-it with enough romance and adventure to keep the pages turning. I enjoyed this story of family, redemption, love, and dealing with loss. Each character had something to overcome and grew through the stories. This was a new author for me and I will be interested to see more work from her. I give this book 5 stars. I received a complimentary review copy of this book.

LOVE AND ORDER is a very apt name for the most enjoyable and exciting novel by JENNIFER UHLARIK. What a great story and what interesting characters! The scene is set in Cambria Springs in 1873 where Calliope Braddock, an under cover Pinkerton agent going by the name Kezia Jarrett , and her partner Joe Trenamen, whose under cover name is Stephen Nesbitt, are looking for a killer responsible for the murder of seven women countrywide, the latest two murders taking place in Cambria Springs. Callie is also looking for her older brother and sister from whom she was separated fifteen years ago on an orphan train…….
There is murder, kidnapping, more than one courtroom scene, a suspicious sheriff, a medicine show and more than one romance. We also see how the main characters come to rely on the Lord for His guidance and protection……
I am not going to tell you any more for fear of spoiling your read.
I cannot recommend this lovely book strongly enough.
I was given a free copy of the book by NetGalley from Barbour Publishing. The opinions in this review are completely my own.

Such a great book. I enjoyed the characters and didn’t want to put this book down.

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