Kerrigan's Law

By: Debra Mullins

Narrated by: Joe Arden

Length: 9 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

When bounty hunter J. G. Kerrigan comes to Burr, Wyoming Territory, he's in for two big surprises. The first: His old backstabbing nemesis Blade is in town, trying to pass himself off as a respectable citizen. Kerrigan is determined to bring him to justice, and becoming the sheriff of the small town Blade cares about seems the best way to do it.

The second surprise? A kind, pretty reverend's daughter...with a backbone of steel and blood hot enough to put the desert sun to shame.

Marianne Westerly has lived in Burr her whole life, and when her marriage abruptly ended in an embarrassing scandal, the entire town stood behind her in support. However, their well-meaning concern has turned to nearly smothering pity, and Marianne is determined to leave Burr and move to another city - anywhere else, really, as long as no one knows her story.

But the new sheriff arouses emotions in her she'd never thought to feel again, and she wonders if she should continue with her plan. If she throws caution to the wind, she could find out the attraction is mutual or risk a second round of heartbreak. One thing's certain, though - in Burr, the trail to love is always bumpy.

©2017 Debra Mullins (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

I loved this novel!

I read this third novel out of order, but I loved the story between JG and Mary Anne! I loved how she was independent and knew what she wanted. JG was her perfect complement!

J. G. Kerrigan

Thankful to have not been born in the era this book was written, but Kerrigan as described in this book is every woman's dream of a man especially in the bedroom!

Small town atmosphere!

I enjoyed this historical fiction romance, the small town atmosphere and the nefarious villains of this time period that bring our hero to town. JG is a tall, strapping man who isn’t the ruffian his appearance would suggest and Maryann is taken with him from the moment he saves her life. But the preacher’s daughter isn’t who she appears to be either and their story is entertaining, romantic, filled with interesting characters and provided me great entertainment. While this story stands alone you’ll want to read all 3 books in the series. I listened to the audiobook version and I really enjoyed the voice acting of Joe Arden who did a fabulous job bringing Burr to life with his performance.

letting go of the past

anything narrated by Joe Alden is the good book. I enjoyed the fact that it was a western it has a drama of Western and it had the hard felt picture of love.

Far West redemption tale

Loved it. There is real character development, the side characters are well developed and the story compelling. The end is a bit manufactured for me, I would have loved to read about this couple settling down and facing the difficulties hinted at in the last chapters. But all in all quite entertaining.

Enjoy

This was a pleasant western story with action and fun characters. The heroine was a good soul searching for a different life. She was surprised and pleased to find that it was in her own hometown

great book

I can't wait to read more of her stories they really keep my interest

worth every penny

this series was so enjoyable, narration was very smooth and just flowed, Joe Arden has the kind of voice that just draws you in and keeps you listening. Each of the 3 books had their own happy ending, no cliffhanger. I do however reccomend reading all 3 in order to really get the full exposure to the characters, as the author puts a lot of thought into building each character

Western newspaper owner & a new rancher romance

A bounty hunter turned rancher looks for a perfect candidate for a wife but falls for a young newspaper owner whose life had been touched by scandal. Very slow burn with attraction, some action with a kidnapping at the end, and an HEA. Good narration.

Fun

Only negative was that it tried to fit too much content into a short story. I think the author could have spent more time developing the characters added towards the end.