Josh Michaels has a bad day that progresses into a
nightmare. He's run off a bridge and left to die in the
Sacramento River. He knows it wasn't an accident, but the
police can find no evidence to prove otherwise.
Not having any proof to back up his claims, Josh tries to
figure out who wants him dead. He soon discovers he's
number one on more than one person's agenda. When someone
from his past shows up, Josh puts the blame on them.
However, when additional accidents occur that take innocent
victims' lives, Josh realizes they've died because of him.
And he doesn't know if he'll be lucky enough to survive the
next attempt. The danger and public scrutiny take their
toll as his family learns of his past transgressions, those
he's hidden. Now Josh stands to lose his family, as well as
his life.
Events escalate in ACCIDENTS WAITING TO HAPPEN at break-
neck speed. The thought that the plot could be a reality in
today's world is shocking, to say the least. The suspense
builds in each chapter, the plot thickens, and I could not
put it down. I had to know who the killer was. Debut author
Simon Wood is a welcome addition to the
thriller/suspense genre.
Criminals aren't the only ones with prices on their heads.
Everyone is worth more dead than alive. Josh Michaels
discovers that he's simply a dollar figure when his car is
forced into the Sacramento River. The person who caused the
accident doesn't help, but instead flashes him a "thumbs
down" gesture.
Josh survives, but the accidents don't stop. Every time he
dodges one, someone close to him dies. And Josh isn't
alone. Other people are dying in bizarre accidents all over
the US and not one of these events holds up as an accident
under intense scrutiny.
Josh's accidents unearth old skeletons. His blackmailing ex-
mistress returns, demanding another pound of flesh. She
threatens to expose the kickback he took to pay for his
daughter's medical bills if she doesn't get paid.
In a desperate race to keep his crime a secret, rid himself
of his blackmailer and hold onto his marriage, he must
discover why there is a target on his back.