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BOOKS BY STUART WOODS

FICTION

Collateral Damage
^†

Severe Clear
^†

Unnatural Acts
^†

D.C. Dead
^†

Son of Stone
^†

Bel-Air Dead
^†

Strategic Moves
^†

Santa Fe Edge
^§

Lucid Intervals
^†

Kisser
^†

Hothouse Orchid*

Loitering with Intent
^†

Mounting Fears
^‡

Hot Mahogany
^†

Santa Fe Dead
^§

Beverly Hills Dead

Shoot Him If He Runs
^†

Fresh Disasters
^†

Short Straw
^§

Dark Harbor
^†

Iron Orchid*

Two-Dollar Bill
^†

The Prince of Beverly Hills

Reckless Abandon
^†

Capital Crimes
^‡

Dirty Work
^†

Blood Orchid*

The Short Forever
^†

Orchid Blues*

Cold Paradise
^†

L.A. Dead
^†

The Run
^‡

Worst Fears Realized
^†

Orchid Beach*

Swimming to Catalina
^†

Dead in the Water
^†

Dirt
^†

Choke

Imperfect Strangers

Heat

Dead Eyes

L.A. Times

Santa Fe Rules
^§

New York Dead
^†

Palindrome

Grass Roots
^‡

White Cargo

Deep Lie
^‡

Under the Lake

Run Before the Wind
^‡

Chiefs
^‡

TRAVEL

A Romantic’s Guide to the Country Inns of Britain and Ireland (1979)

MEMOIR

Blue Water, Green Skipper

*A Holly Barker Novel

^†A Stone Barrington Novel

^‡A Will Lee Novel

^§An Ed Eagle Novel

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Woods, Stuart.

Unintended consequences / Stuart Woods.

p. cm

ISBN 978-1-101-62120-2

1. Barrington, Stone (Fictitious character)—Fiction. 2. Americans—Europe—Fiction. 3. Mystery fiction. I. Title.

PS3573.O642U54 2012 2012050228

813'.54—dc23

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, businesses, companies, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.