Dry Ice (Alan Gregory, No. 15)
Starred Review.Contemporary cerebral thrillers don't get much better than bestseller  White's 15th novel (afterKill Me), which  deftly combines complex characterization and intricate plotting. White's debut  novel,Privileged Information, introduced  Boulder, Colo., psychologist Alan Gregory and the clever but deadly Michael  McClelland, a former meteorologist turned killer, whose rampage almost cost  Gregory and his wife, Lauren, their lives. In this sequel, while Lauren, a  local prosecutor, is absorbed in a sensitive grand jury probe that represents  her best chance to demonstrate that she can function despite her MS, Gregory  learns that McClelland has escaped from custody and has devised a devious,  multilayered revenge scheme against everyone he holds responsible for his  incarceration. Almost overnight, Gregory finds his routine existence turned  into a Hitchcockian nightmare. Suspected of several murders, he can trust no  one. Both established fans and those just now discovering the author's gifts  will be turning pages late into the night.(Mar.)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.