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Danger Danger: Twin girls, separated at birth, who run into similar kinds of danger by [Gerry McCullough]

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From the award-winning author of Belfast Girls, Gerry McCullough

Two lives in parallel – twin sisters separated at birth, but their lives take strangely similar and dangerous roads, until the final collision which hurls each of them to the edge of disaster.

Katie and her gambling boyfriend Dec find themselves threatened with peril from the people Dec has cheated.

Jo-Anne (Annie) through her boyfriend Steven finds herself in the hands of much more dangerous crooks.

Can they both survive?

The action travels from Belfast to Geneva, Switzerland, and back to Co. Down – involving both international crime and local drug dealing and gambling. An enthralling Irish thriller which includes romance, suspense, action and adventure.

Follow the adventures of yet another 'feisty wee Belfast girl' in the Angel Murphy series

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October 15, 2011
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B005W7TUQQ
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Precious Oil Publications (October 15, 2011)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ October 15, 2011
Language ‏ : ‎ English
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- #5,384 in Women's Detective Fiction
- #7,950 in Women's Crime Fiction

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Gerry McCullough

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Gerry McCullough has been writing poems and stories since childhood. Brought up in north Belfast, she graduated in English and Philosophy from Queen's University, Belfast, then went on to gain an MA in English.

She lives just outside Belfast, in Northern Ireland, has four grown up children and is married to author, media producer and broadcaster, Raymond McCullough, with whom she co-edited the Irish magazine, 'Bread', (published by Kingdom Come Trust), from 1990-96. In 1995 they published a non-fiction book called, 'Ireland - now the good news!'

Over the past few years Gerry has had more than sixty short stories published in UK, Irish and American magazines, anthologies and annuals - as well as broadcast on BBC Radio Ulster. Her poems and articles have been published in several Northern Ireland and UK magazines, and she has also done readings from her novels, poems and short stories at several Irish literary events. She writes a regular literary blog - Gerry's Books - and guest writes for several other literary blogs.

Gerry won the Cúirt International Literary Award for 2005 (Galway); was shortlisted for the 2008 Brian Moore Award (Belfast); shortlisted for the 2009 Cúirt Award; and commended in the 2009 Seán O'Faolain Short Story Competition, (Cork).

Gerry currently (2021) has a total of seventeen books in publication –

Stand alone romantic suspense novels:

Belfast Girls (November 2010, re-issued July 2012)

Danger Danger (October 2011)

Johnny McClintock’s War (August 2014)

Roundabout (July 2020)

The Angel Murphy thriller series:

Angel in Flight (June 2012)

Angel in Belfast (June 2013)

Angel in Paradise (January 2017)

The Hel’s Heroes romantic comedy series:

Hel’s Heroes in June 2015

Hel’s Heroes 2: Christie and the Pirate (March 2019)

Short story collections:

The Seanachie: Tales of Old Seamus (January 2012)

The Seanachie 2: Norah on the Beach & other stories (September 2014)

The Seanachie 3: Seamus and the Shell & other stories (August 2016)

The Seanachie 4: Paddy and the Snake & other stories (June 2019)

The Seanachie 5: Seamus makes a mistake & other stories (August 2021)

Dreams, Visions, Nightmares – a collection of eight literary and award-winning Irish short stories (January 2016)

Fantasy novels:

Not the End of the World – a comic, futuristic fantasy novel (February 2016)

Lady Molly and The Snapper – a young adult novel time travel adventure set in Dublin (August 2012)

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Hannah Ferguson

Good, clever Irish story-telling

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2012

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Sometimes you're lucky to pick up a book that turns out to be perfect for the situation you find yourself in. I was in need of a book I could disappear in, good characterisation, fast-paced, suspenseful and with unexpected twists and turns that would keep me hooked. All these elements I found in Gerry Mc Cullough's Danger, Danger.

Two female main characters in love with the wrong men, from different social backgrounds (although not really) set in Belfast - the town Ms McCullough knows so well - what more could you ask for in the capable hands of this writer? I don't know what it is with the Irish but they sure know how to tell a story!

I would suggest to everyone NOT to read the comment section here until after you've finished Danger, Danger because they give away elements that are crucial to the story and might spoil some of the fun discovering the intricate story plan behind Danger, Danger yourself. For example, I didn't see the sister-bond coming so this fact gave me the cohesion in the story only towards the end, tying all the loose bits together in a clever way.

The book didn't last three days in my hands although I spent most of the time in hospital due to the illness of my daughter but Danger, Danger helped me to relax in between all the worrying. Still, you don't need to find yourself in such an extreme situation to enjoy this book. Really everything is in place and the writing flows ever so effortlessly and the characters are so alive you instinctly feel for the goodies and hate the baddies and pray the story will end well, which it...

I already enjoyed Mc Cullough's first book Belfast Girls but Danger, Danger is another great accomplishment from this Irish writer! A thoroughly enjoyable read deserving each one of its 5 stars!

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Wonderful, Wonderful!

Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2011

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Danger, Danger starts with a bang and continues along at a breakneck, action-filled pace. It's the story of two young women whose lives are eerily parallel, and why wouldn't they be? They are, after all, twins separated at birth.
Danger, Danger has action, romance, blackmail, fraud and mystique. It's sure to please anyone who loves a fast-paced book that contains all of the above and more. The editing is tight, and the writing is good. Ms. McCullough knows how to reveal her characters in bits and pieces without infodump and how to paint a vivid picture with words. The city of Belfast comes alive under Ms. McCullough's skilled hand.
I'm not going to spoil the conclusion, which revealed some surprises, but suffice it to say that it was very satisfying. I'll definitely read more of Ms. McCullough's work and highly recommend Danger, Danger as a great, sure-to-please read.

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Gordon Kuhn

Thriller Thriller

Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2011

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Gerry McCullough is an accomplished writer with an incredible ability. She sets a small hook and reels her readers in with an ever widening story that is very fast paced and definitely far from being boring. It begins with a birth of twins separated at birth by circumstances which are very poignant. Therein lies the tasty hook. Then comes the story of the two girls lives and the hook is set. It begins slowly, in small slices, and builds drawing in more and more bits and pieces that keep the story not only fresh for the reader but constantly growing, moving forward, speeding up, and demanding your attention. Two lives, separated at birth, both involved with manipulative lovers, both caught up in a series of events unlike anything they personally would have ever ventured into on their own except for the men they love. Should they trust them? Is love worth the personal and professional risk each is called upon to risk? They each must decide. The book is sprinkled with sensuous highlights and does an excellent job of describing locations without overkill. Excellent! Highly recommended! An excellent investment for your bookshelf and it would make a wonderful Christmas present for any reader you might know, but most definitely for those who treasure well written mysteries with a bit of sexuality tossed in as desert. You don't want to miss this treat.

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Barbara Silkstone

Spellbinding

Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2013

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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.

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PandaV

Good premise

Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2018

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I liked it but got annoyed because the twins were kinda weak and relied too much on their boyfriends, then in the second half of the book it becomes predictable, parts can be skipped and it doesn't take away from the story, and the ending was too abrupt and felt like it was rushed to be finished,

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Marj

Twins

Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2012

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Katie and Jo-anne are identical twins, separated at birth. As young women, they get into similar problems, skirting on the darker side of the law, both far too easily influenced by no-good boyfriends. I was impatient with them to begin with, and had to remind myself that for a time, at that age, I was also too much influenced by a boyfriend (though only driving too fast, nothing worse)
As the plot develops, our heroines start to have a bit more sense, and I did like the final wrapping up.
The story proceeds with the two strands running parallel, finally coming together at the very last.
A nice thriller, well told.

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Lealea

I liked it

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2012

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This book was recommended to me and after looking at all the reviews I downloaded it and could'nt wait to get stuck into it.
I think all the brilliant reviews hyped it up a bit too much for me so i was slightly dissapointed by it. Its a bit like when a movie is hyped up and you go and see it and whilst you liked it, it didnt do it for you due to the hype.
However it was a great read and the story was a good one with plenty of action and some good twists and turns.
I will be keeping my eyes peeled for more of his work.

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Nessa

Could have been longer

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 5, 2012

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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.

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Great

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 16, 2016

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I loved this book read it in three days couldn't put it down always wanted to know what was happening next

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Danger Danger

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 8, 2012

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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.

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Paul T.

A character driven plot.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 7, 2012

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A lot of books do well on plot but fall short on characterisation. In some cases, the characters are driven by the plot, their entire personalities altering to suit the needs of the story.

Gerry McCullough shows how it should be done!

All the main characters in this fast paced romance / thriller are authentic, well developed people. It's the mingling of their love and greed, passion and fear, faith and loyalty that creates and drives the plot. Moreover, as we follow the often unexpected shifts in their circumstances, we see those characters changing and developing, for better or for worse!

This complex interplay of personalities and situations - set against vivid and authentic backgrounds - is masterfully handled, but without losing pace and energy. The tension in the two interwoven plots is steadily built up until they crash together! The timing is perfect, and the conclusion satisfying - all the more so since it remains throughout entirely in keeping with who the characters are.

A great story, and marvellously well crafted.

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Sarah-Louise

Just brilliant!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 23, 2012

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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

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