Darcy Gibbons is a partisan; a fierce partisan with deeply held political views; a fierce partisan who is determined to help her boyfriend get elected to Congress. She also believes in the rule of law. Laws that protect the election process from the passions that swirl around it. But what if some of those laws seem silly or stupid or inconvenient? What if they’ve been corrupted by those who administer them? What if the passions that threaten the process come from within? And what happens when past mistakes confront new realities? According to Law is the story of Darcy’s personal journey. It’s a journey populated with both heroes and scoundrels. It’s a journey where choices need to be made. Choices with consequences that will impact the election environment and choices that will help define who Darcy is and who she wants to be. According to Law is the sixth installment of The Gatekeepers of Democracy series of novels that celebrate Election Day and the men and women who make it happen. Reviewd by Jamie Michele for Readers' Favorite - With realistic and straightforward writing, readers interested in election administration, political fiction, and a side of romance will adore this series. Very highly recommended. Reviewed by Grant Leishman for Readers' Favorite - According to Law is a well-written, cogent, and fascinating portrayal of the day-to-day mechanics of the US electoral process.