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Danger Danger

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Danger Danger was a reasonably good read, in truth I liked the plot story very much and the characters were well thought out. The one thing I would say is that I think that the author could have made the story longer, a full length novel rather than squashing everything all in a short book.

But with that said I still enjoyed the story and I look forward to reading other books by this author.

Danger Danger is an action-filled adventure about two sisters separated at birth. As we jump back and forth into their very different lives the reader actually "experiences" all the non-stop twists, turns, ups, and downs. Rat-a-tat-tat the author keeps firing away with one exciting scene after the next. And the way the sisters finally reunite...well...that is as ironic as their original separation.

Author Gerry McCullough's debut novel, Belfast Girls, has sold well all over the world. Her fans have patiently awaited the release of her second novel. Dig in folks, have a literary feast.

Well done Gerry, yet another brilliant read. I won't give away anything, it would just spoil the thrill for other readers. From start to finish every emotion I possess was put to the test.
Heart stopping situations described as only Gerry can do.
Joanne and Katie really came through the mill in their lives.
With rivalry, romance and reunions, what more could you want.
Whoever lifts this book is in for a real treat.
Strawberry

Spellbinding richness of imagery and the sharp smack of action that quickens the heart. Gerry McCullough weaves a beautiful tale of twin girls separated at birth and traveling on different paths. Curiously, the girls make similar decisions and trust their love to the wrong men or do they?

This is a compelling work of fiction rich with the flavors of Ireland. Twist and double twists amp up the tension, along with sweet naïve love, and the pain of a mother who was forced to give up one of her babies at birth. This is a story of love in all its guises, but with action that takes your breath away. I highly recommend you visit Belfast and get to know Katie and Annie. You won't soon forget them.

This was only the second book of gerry mcculloughs that i have read.l enjoyed this one as much as belfast girls.it kept me gripped from start to finish.well written with lots of excitement and a gripping story line.look forward to the next book

This book had me gripped from start to finish and was an adrenaline rush! I literally could not put this book down until I had finished it. I can't recommend this book enough and is the second one I have read by Gerry McCullough and I am really impressed by her style of writing and literature content.
Please read this, don't miss out on a great book

Really loved this book. the story was very near to true life experiences. would like to read a sequel to this if if ever was written.

This is an excellent read, and a thoughtful insight into the lives of three friends (Belfast girls) who lead very separate yet ultimately interwoven lives. The descriptions seem realistic to me, and I particularly enjoyed the pacing of the novel: never dragging yet never galloping out of control, either. I also liked the author's refusal to paint a black and white picture of "the Troubles", and the message that there can never be winners in conflicts of this magnitude. Definitely recommended.

This book kept me up all night long, literally! From the first page it is a bare knuckle roller coaster ride...twin girls Katie and Jo-Anne are separated at birth, twenty three years on they are both still living in their native city, Belfast, although they have never met.

Each has a man in their life who has faced them with a question of conscience. Working class Katie is involved with drug dealing Declan,who craves the fast life, but avoids the work-a-day routine that would provide much needed cash, instead he makes his money from small-time wheeling and dealing. He has found himself in debt to a local hardman who is threatening to have him beaten up by his henchmen if the money owed is not delivered, fast. Dec turns to Katie in desperation, asking her to steal from the fast food outlet she works in,
"Just this once, babe..."

Comfortably off Jo-Anne is involved with seriously suspicious Steven, who has offered her a business proposition, that he assures her will make her extra money and help both of them on their way to more of the good things in life that they both already enjoy. She fears there is more to this venture than the bit of travel and delivering of documents Steven insists it is,
"Nothing criminal, darling..." she is in both fear and awe of the cool, charismatic Carmichael, the business associate Steven has introduced her to.
Both women, influenced by the men in their lives, make decisions against their better judgement. Will it all end in tears? I urge you to read it to find out!

From the back streets of Belfast to Zurich's Banhofstrasse,the tale takes us on a journey of breathtaking twists and turns until the climatic final scene.

Another winner from Gerry McCullough, author of the brilliant, Belfast Girls.

DANGER, DANGER is a good read. Twins separated at birth seem to lead parallel lives which are basically quite similar. But I would have liked each chapter to have been slightly longer as the change-over betwen the sisters' problems with each new chapter came too quickly and lead to a little confusion. But having said that, the writing is very good and truly action packed. The descriptive prose is good and I feel that, although I've never been to Belfast, I know a little bit more about it.
The final chapters were enthralling, exciting and on the other side of the scale, almost heart-breaking until the happy ending which like all good novels leaves the reader satisfied and perhaps wanting more.
I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys romance and a thrill or three.