Helpful Score: 2
Probably the best of the Alan Gregory series. Couldn't put it down.
Helpful Score: 1
This was a very good book, especially if you are a fan of Stephen White. I had a hard time putting it down.
Helpful Score: 1
This is a great book, I page turner. This book was one that if I sat it down to go and do something, all i could think about was what was coming next. An amazing read.
Shelby E. (Shelbernickel) reviewed Warning Signs (Dr. Alan Gregory, Bk 10) on + 16 more book reviews
Great thriller that kept me reading!
Vicki S. (curledupwithabook) -
An ok thriller about a vendetta that results in the bombing deaths of several people. Psychological thrillers are one of my favorite genres, but this one just didn't pack the punch that others written by Coben or Koontz have.
Elizabeth R. (esjro) -
I have enjoyed all of Stephen White's books, but some more than others. Cold Case left me mostly cold, and though The Program was a great thriller I missed Alan Gregory and his wife Lauren. Warning Signs is a welcome return to the style of the earlier books in the Alan Gregory series.
The politically-savvy district attorney is found beaten to death, and Sam Purdy's partner Lucy is a suspect. Though the physical evidence makes a strong case that she is guilty, Sam works unofficially to prove that she is not. Meanwhile, Alan has a new patient with an alarming tale to tell. As he learns more, Alan suspects that her patient's story may be related to the murder that Sam is investigating. However, (as usual), Alan is torn between his professional oath of confidentiality and taking action to protect the innocent.
Parts of the story are far fetched, but White keeps up the suspense and there are a few surprising twists in the story. Reading a book about Alan and Lauren is like visiting a couple of old friends... though friends better kept at a distance since those close to them seem to wind up dead a lot! This book is a must for any fan of the series.
The politically-savvy district attorney is found beaten to death, and Sam Purdy's partner Lucy is a suspect. Though the physical evidence makes a strong case that she is guilty, Sam works unofficially to prove that she is not. Meanwhile, Alan has a new patient with an alarming tale to tell. As he learns more, Alan suspects that her patient's story may be related to the murder that Sam is investigating. However, (as usual), Alan is torn between his professional oath of confidentiality and taking action to protect the innocent.
Parts of the story are far fetched, but White keeps up the suspense and there are a few surprising twists in the story. Reading a book about Alan and Lauren is like visiting a couple of old friends... though friends better kept at a distance since those close to them seem to wind up dead a lot! This book is a must for any fan of the series.
A good thriller.
I liked this book a lot!
I enjoy Stephen White but have found the plot of at least one of his books to be "over the top". This one was a really enjoyable, good read.
Cindy F. (johnnysangel) -
White writes some excellent mystery/thrillers. Research done well, characters you can identify with - good page turner.
I really love this guy's novels.
Stephen White's mysteries always have interesting twists. If you're familiar with Boulder, Colorado, they're always even more interesting!
Sometimes the warning signs come too late...An edge-of-your-seat thriller. As the minutes tick down, Warnng Sings explodes into a gripping story of crime and punishment, tragedy and retribution---and of human beings caught in the shattering cross fire of forces beyond their control...forces sometimes within themselves.
Another great book by White. Always engrossing.
Bobbie P. (sunbeamfairie) reviewed Warning Signs (Dr. Alan Gregory, Bk 10) on + 23 more book reviews
First time to read works by this author. It was a good book and a good mystery.
A scary psychological thriller.
Great book! I love the Alan Gregory series.
An okay story, but it seemed to go a little longer than needed.
good book
Shirley D. (bookattic) -
Good book, easy reading. Keeps your attention!
