Callie Jennings has as many names as she does identities. In this delightful story, McKay Harrington takes the time "to know her by name." I thoroughly enjoyed every part of this story and some of the side characters, like surrogate parents Nick and Camille Wallace, were very memorable. I enjoyed the humor, which is a new addition to Lori's writing for me, and also the intrigue of cracking Treasury Department cases in the Denver of 1878. It was great to catch up with Travis and Rebecca Buchanan, who we met in Whispers of Moonlight. The story kept me reading into the night and I recommend this author, this series and, in particular, this book to all.

Christian romance is my favorite entertainment! One only needs to read one regular romance novel to appreciate the clean language and Godly behavior of the characters in Christian novels. God's plan for the salvation of the world is clearly presented. Sometimes, it's just a reminder to incorporate in my own life the privilege I have as a Christian to call upon my Heavenly Father about every thing!

No matter how Callie felt, she still took care of McKay and brought him back to good health...she put her feelings aside. I was truly suprised to find out Callie's occupation and made the book so fascinating that I could hardly put it down. Thanks for such good reading and holding my attention, just excited about what could be next in this book. I would recommend this book to everyone.

This book was really good, but I think that other books by Lori wick like The Knight and the Dove, and The Princess were a lot better.But this book is worth your time and money!

Great book! I couldn't put it down. I could not wait to read the next book in the series. I truly enjoy Lori Wick's talent in bringing a story to life with each page turned.