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Remote Control (Alan Gregory)

Remote Control (Alan Gregory)

New York Times bestselling author Stephen White proves once again that he “writes thrillers of the first order” (Nelson DeMille) in this powerful, unforgettable novel of morality, justice—and cold-blooded murder...   A shocking act of violence plunges clinical psychologist Dr. Alan Gregory into the most challenging and dangerous case of his career. At the heart of a sensational crime are two women trapped by the furies of fame. One is the beautiful daughter of an assassinated U.S. official, whose life is threatened by a mysterious attacker. The other is Alan’s wife—associate district attorney, Lauren Crowder—who has just been arrested on suspicion of murder.   Alan’s desperate search for answers will bring him face-to-face with true evil: a conspiracy fueled by human greed and bound by a deadly secret that someone will kill—and kill again—to keep...

Jeffrey Deaver

“Psychological suspense at its best.”

Nelson DeMille

“Dark and fascinating.”

Chicago Tribune

“Impressive...wild...the pace never flags.”

Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

“White's finest hour...nonstop injections of adrenaline.”

Library Journal

“Top-notch...a tightly constructed thriller.”

Publishers Weekly

“Gripping...keeps the reader hooked.”

The Denver Post

“Taut...breathless.”

About the Author

Stephen White is a clinical psychologist and the New York Times bestselling author of the Alan Gregory novels. He lives in Colorado.

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