Name: Justice at Cardwell Ranch
ISBN: 9780373696444

B.J. Daniels

Having become sole owner of the Cardwell Ranch after finding her mother's will in a cookbook, Dana Cardwell finds trouble brewing after her siblings, Stacy and Jordan, show up at the ranch.

Justice at Cardwell Ranch

Jess

Read this review on my blog! --&gt; <a href="http://www.gonewiththewords.com/2013/01/review-justice-at-cardwell-ranch-by-b-j-daniels.html" rel="nofollow noopener">Justice at Cardwell Ranch by B.J. Daniels</a> From the moment I received Justice at Cardwell Ranch, I was totally intrigued. I mean, look at that cover! Hot cowboy? Sign me up! The story is a murder mystery at its core, but it’s also about family and realizing where home really is. This is actually a sequel of sorts to <a href="http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1756189.Crime_Scene_At_Cardwell_Ranch" rel="nofollow noopener">
 Crime Scene At Cardwell Ranch
</a>. It involves the same family and some of the same characters, but even though I hadn’t read the first one, it did not take away from Justice. It definitely stands very well on its own. Jordan Cardwell tried very hard to leave his Montana roots behind, and for a while he succeeded, but he’s now a different man than he’d been the last time he was home and things are feeling more right than ever. Especially with Liza Turner around. Jordan’s childhood best friend committed suicide their senior year, and it has always seemed like such an unbelievable act to Jordan. Considering his best friend was independent, hard working, and very much looking forward to seeing the world after graduation. So when he gets a phone call dredging it all up, he is determined to find out what really happened to him. Except then someone killed his source. So Liza decides to help Jordan while at the same time solving the murder of the source. Right off the bat, Jordan and Liza have great chemistry together. They worked well together too. As the mystery unravels piece by piece, we get to meet all kinds of interesting characters. We also get to see a lot of Jordan’s family. I really enjoyed this book, and as hard as I tried to guess who the guilty party was, I never did get it quite right. I’m also going to look up the first book in this duology and learn more about the Cardwell family. :)

Justice at Cardwell Ranch

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