Review – Unintended Witness

From  the back cover:Seeing is deceiving. Eight months after her harrowing experiences in Miami, Chloe McConnaughey leaves the comfort of Atlanta and a burgeoning romantic relationship to reunite with the father that abandoned her twenty-five years ago. But when she reaches his quaint southern town she quickly learns that he's still keeping secrets. Unable to face the mounting tide of lies, she resolves to head back home. But when a murder investigation entangles her father and tragedy strikes, she finds herself partnering with her father's law associate, who may have more than murder on his mind, to uncover the truth. As Chloe struggles with trying to forgive, and a killer moves closer, they scramble to find answers before the mystery destroys the only family she has left and forces a wedge between Chloe and the man who loves her that is impossible to overcome. My take: This is book two in the Unintended Series. Even though it is a stand alone book you do miss a lot of the history from the main character. It does clear some things up if you have read book one and book one, Unintended Target, is a great read as well. This book is full of mystery, suspense, drama, family and romance. I enjoyed all the twist and turns, surprises and plot of this story, it is very well written. There are many ups and downs, surprise and even times you may want to slap some of the characters (just saying), but you find yourself drawn into the lives of the McConnaughey family. I look forward to reading more from this author.