No Way Up by Mary Connealy
 After ranch patriarch Chance Boden is wounded in an accident, he demands that the conditions of his will go into effect immediately: His children must reconcile and live at home for a full year or forfeit the ranch. He trusts hired hand Heath Kincaid to see it done. But when Heath suspects foul play, his desire to protect Chance’s daughter goes beyond duty.Here's my review of this western adventure:
First, I would like to extend a heartfelt “Thank you” to
Mary Connealy and her publisher for sending me a copy of "No Way Up" to
review for them. I am truly grateful for this generosity. I really appreciate
the time, effort and expense it takes to make a reviewer copy available to me.
“No Way Up” is the mildly suspenseful kickoff to the new
Cimarron Legacy series by Mary Connealy.
Just like Mary Connealy’s other books, “No Way Up” is filled with
likeable characters, humor, action, romance and an amazing western
landscape. And even with all this going
for it, I struggled to really enjoy this book.
Chance Boden has just been seriously injured in an
accident. He uses the seriousness of the
incident to draw his three children back under the roof of the family’s ranch
for one year or they forfeit their inheritance.
After saving Chance’s life, trusted ranch hand, Heath Kincaid, sets his
eye on protecting Boden’s daughter Sadie and solving the mysterious
circumstances surrounding Chance’s accident.
I love
Mary Connealy’s writing enough to grab the next book in this series despite this
read not being one of my favorite books.
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