This is a compelling work of fiction rich with the flavors of Ireland. Twist and double twists amp up the tension, along with sweet naive 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.

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

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.

Highly recommended without reservation.

I think all the brilliant reviews hyped it up a bit too much for me so i was slightly disappointed by it. It’s a bit like when a movie is hyped up and you go and see it and whilst you liked it, it didn’t 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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

The name of the book, "Danger Danger", gives you a good idea of what it has in store for you. Two women - identical twins, both with values and moral standards which keep them from falling too deep into the world of crime - are willing to go to great lengths to help the men in their lives. The men however, do not have that many scruples...

I was extremely impressed with the characters. The twins, though identical, each have their own unique personality - one a truly gentle person who will sacrifice a great deal for others; and the other, less gullible. The men, both very unsavory characters, also have a surprise for the reader in store.

While reading this book, I was on the edge of my seat, turning the pages as fast as I can. The vivid descriptions of action scenes are so skillfully done that I found myself chewing my nails to the quick and starting each chapter in breathless anticipation. The romance that is weaved into the story lends it a sweetness and gentleness which I found really appealing and charming.

"Danger Danger" is the perfect read when looking for a book that will get your adrenaline pumping. This beautiful, action-filled novel deserves every one of its 5 stars!

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.

I felt I was in the story with the characters. There were times when I wanted to become a caring but firm father to Katie, and drag her away from where she was.

I haven’t read Belfast Girls yet, but I’ve put it to the top of my list.

The characters are well drawn, although the two main females are related, they have their own personalities and definite individuality.

Well done, Gerry.

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.

The new book exceeded my expectations. The story of twins separated at birth is not new…what is new is Author McCulloughs marvellous interpretation of parallel lives.

The emotional intensity of the characters is beautifully drawn. You care for these people.

I turned the pages rapidly; eager to learn more of their lives, their loves and their fear.

This book is a thriller, the action is fast paced, the depth of characterization mesmerizing and highly visual.

Author Gerry McCullough serves us a feast with this book.

The women in this work come from utterly different backgrounds and it is a measure of this authors talent that both Katie in her working class world and her twin Annie the high flying party girl are wonderfully sympathetic characters. Each of them are likeable, and you can’t help but care what happens to them.

They share poor taste in their selection of their men folk as well.

Those choices lead them into much danger. With perfect timing and page turning action this book is addictive, and simply unputdownable.

A great choice for a Christmas gift in my opinion.

Their lives at times run almost parallel. Katie and her boyfriend Declan run a thin line with drug involvement, whilst her unknown sister Jo-Anne (Annie) survives in a different high profile world of Monet paintings and Zurich Swiss bank accounts.

Katie and Jo-Anne (Annie) finally get to meet when they are both involved in a tragic head on collision.

I absolutely fell in love with Gerry McCullough’s block busting novel Belfast Girls, which in my opinion couldn’t be surpassed and very worthy of the Man Booker Prize. Danger Danger is an amazing page turning, stunning novel, which caught me by surprise and is equal to Belfast Girls in every respect.

I can’t wait for her next novel to be published. I know I will love it whatever the storyline. McCullough cannot put a foot wrong and has a natural flair for writing blockbusters.

In this second novel from the prize-winning Irish author of the best-selling "Belfast Girls", Gerry McCullough has reached a new level of story-telling. McCullough has the gift of knowing just how much to tell her readers, foreshadowing the danger in each of her short, cinematic scenes and then leaving you with bated breath, furiously turning the pages to follow the action in her easy flowing style of literary prose.

Katie Sinclair and Jo-Anne (Annie) Gordon have never met but their destinies are irrevocably entwined. Every scene is filled with action, emotion and danger as we follow the parallel stories of the two girls, both caught up in the clandestine machinations of their lovers - Katie’s Declan and Jo-Anne’s Steven. And the mysterious and charismatic Rory Carmichael whose charm and appeal Jo-Anne finds increasingly irresistible.

The fear is palpable. I could feel my pulse rate increasing as each scene unfolded. I have no hesitation in recommending this exciting thriller, and in giving it the richly deserved five stars.

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.

Katie – the working class one – is more 'easily led', involved with a tearaway who's never had a proper job in his life! Annie is more sophisticated, with her designer clothes, designer flat and designer boyfriend – but is he all that he seems? Their 'guardian angel' is Katie's mother, Marie, whose prayers are eventually answered – in more ways than she ever bargained for!

Eventually, of course, the two girls meet – by accident – and with life-changing consequences for all concerned.

I read this in one sitting – a real page-turner and an excellent follow-up to 'Belfast Girls.' More, more, more!r {:-{>