Unintended Consequences

De: Stuart Woods

Narrado por: Tony Roberts

Stone Barrington finds intrigue abroad in this sensational thriller from #1 New York Times bestselling author Stuart Woods.

Stone Barrington is no stranger to schemes and deceptions of all stripes—as an attorney for the premier white-shoe law firm Woodman & Weld, he’s seen more than his share. But when he travels to Europe under highly unusual circumstances, Stone finds himself at the center of mystery that is most peculiar, even by his standards. Two unexpected invitations may be the first clues in an intricate puzzle that will lead Stone deep into the rarefied world of European ultra-wealth and privilege, where billionaires rub elbows with spies, insider knowledge is traded at a high premium, and murder is never too high a price to pay for a desired end...

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Praise for Stuart Woods

“Woods is a perpetual reader-magnet. . . . The pages [fly] by fast and furious.” —Booklist

“The Barrington novels continue to impress, with likable characters, fast pacing, and original storylines.” —BookPage

Excelent

Always great, just as I would expect. Like that there were many new characters and new women to bed or that bedded Mr Woods. What a life.

Stone Never Disappoints

Interesting twist as Stone goes to Paris. It was a little confusing as to what actually happened on his way to Paris but as the story gathers the other colorful characters along the way, one forgets to wonder about the beginning. The only disappointment was this book’s lady friend as she wasn’t really likable.

I love all things Stone ....but

What made the experience of listening to Unintended Consequences the most enjoyable?

Tony Roberts makes this series. He is the voice of Stone and everyone else.

Would you recommend Unintended Consequences to your friends? Why or why not?

Yes I would recommend this to a friend. As usual, this is a light read/listen. I usually listen to this series of books while I sew..

What does Tony Roberts bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

He is fabulous in his narration. The characters each have their own personality that you instantly recognize as soon as you hear them "talk". Mr. Roberts is Stone.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No, this series of books is very light and is not something that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

Any additional comments?

I love this series of books, they are easy to listen and characters are great. What made the listening less than a five star review was I got the feeling that the story was written as the author was writing the story. There was thing that popped up, seemed important, and was dropped shortly afterwards with no explanation of why it was included and why it was dropped. That bothered me a great deal.

Stone and crew are in it again, with a few twist

Would you consider the audio edition of Unintended Consequences to be better than the print version?

Sorry I don't get to read only listen and this read is well worth the time and money, a great story with a full range of emotions

Who was your favorite character and why?

Stone is first with Marcel and Olga but they were all good

What about Tony Roberts’s performance did you like?

It would be very difficult if not impossible to find a more professional reader as always Mr Roberts nails the characters and I hope he continues reading What an ejoyment to listen to

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Loved the storyline and the reader and yes I would if I could have

Any additional comments?

Mr Woods has had a long run with Stone and I hope it will keep on running Look forward to the next one

Same ole Barrington

Love the characters in the Barrington books, love the narrator, but do get very tired of Woods living out his sexual fantasies through Stone. I have read most of the Stone Barrington books and enjoy them. Roberts gives the characters so much personality. The constant irresponsible hopping in and out of bed annoys me and I keep thinking I won't read another one.