Unintended Consequences

by Alice Sabo

A killer discovers new opportunities while stalking a cat burglar. A gruesome crime scene shocks a small town. When faced with a bloody room and a missing body, Detective Ethan Anderson is forced to look at the dark truths of his childhood and the secrets he keeps. Evidence in the investigation could implicate his cousin—something he won't believe to be true. His loyalties are tested, but when another person goes missing, he has to act fast before the killer strikes again. "A terrific, well-plotted story of family secrets kept far too long. The well-drawn characters will have you guessing until the end." RF Wilson, author of Killer Weed.

314 pages, Paperback

First published August 16, 2013

About the author

Alice Sabo is the author of character-driven stories in multiple genres. Her characters struggle to make the right choices in difficult and often dangerous situations. Whether seeking lost cultures in an unforgiving galaxy or finding a murderer on the streets of LA, her books have strong world building, multi-layered characters and a satisfying culmination.

You can find all her series and the order in which to read them on her website, along with maps and other extras. www.alicesabo.com

Reviews

[Melinda · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was an audio book, read by Rick Myers who I know. He did a great job, clear and slow voice. Mystery was good and conclusions explained well. Nice light reading after a particularly long and tedious book.

[Cher · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed trying to solve the murders with the characters in this book. The book came to a conclusion with pleasing satisfaction, and closure. A very enjoyable book.

[Melissa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great characters and writing. A must read for any murder mystery fan. I would definitely recommend this book.

I won this book through goodreads.

[Alice Sabo]

This story is a little gorier than White Lies. I enjoyed creating the imaginary town of Tuckahawkin with attributes from different places I have lived in NJ. I may have been a little loose with the police procedures, but that isn't the point of the story. The people are. Enjoy!