In Too Deep by Mary Connealy {Book Review}

Colorado 1866.

Ethan Kincaide may not have planned to get married to Audra Gilliand, but somehow the proposal and marriage happened in what seemed like mere moments.

Literally.

The worlds rolled off his tongue. He was just trying to help in what was a dire situation. But now he has a wife and two children and finds himself in a place he never anticipated ~ a growing love.

His main concern his Audra’s safety and protection from the dangers that follow her and the family. He also wants to protect his heart. Others he’s loved have been hurt before and he is fearful the same will happen to Audra.

Audra hasn’t had the easiest life and has been mistreated by men for as long as she has been alive, so Ethan’s help is something she doubts. She believes she can care for herself and her children, but little by little she opens herself up to trusting again.

But will it be in time? 

My Thoughts

In Too Deep by Mary Connealy is the second book in the Kincaid Bride series, although it can easily be read as a stand-alone. Of course, after reading this one, I wanted to go back and find out more of the back story behind several of the other characters ~ and look forward to the final book in the series as well.

At times, Ethan comes across as a bit simple-minded, but as the story progresses, you realize the defenses that he has developed over the years because of hurts in his past. The characters will draw you in and make you want to know more about them.

Overall In Too Deep is an easy read, perfect for summer reading {ok, anytime reading and with a bit of mystery added in for good measure, it will leave you wanting the next book right away.

Or at least grabbing the first book in the series until you can get your hands on the last one!

 

Find Out More

~ Visit Mary Connealy’s website to find out more about her books and series.

~ Buy In Too Deep by Mary Connealy in paperback or Kindle format.

This book was provided for review by Bethany House. All opinions expressed in this review are solely my own.