Storm Warning

by Dinah McCall and Sharon Sala

Book Overview

With her memories of a dangerous secret locked somewhere in her mind, Ginny Shapiro, the sole survivor of a group of seven schoolgirls from the exclusive Montgomery Academy, is tracked by a killer,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1551668084
• ISBN13: 9781551668086
• Release Date: May 2001
• Publisher: Mira Books
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Storm Warning

Book arrived in good shape. Story was engaging and well written. I love Dinah Mccall. She combines romance and intrigue well.

Storm Warning

I really loved this book. Ms McCall has done it again. I fell in love with Sully and Ginny, and some of the dialogue between the two. Not to mention when Sully ran in to protect her after his encounter out at the car. This was an A-1 book. You will not be disappointed. And the rabbit sandwiches, delightful. Dan and Franklin great too. Oh yes and don't forget the hospital scene. I fell in love with Sullivan Dean.

Thunder, trance and murder -- Very highly recommended

Six first graders shared a gifted class more than twenty years ago, a class that was disbanded when a fire destroyed the school. Now someone is making ominous calls to those grown women in which the sound of thunder and chimes activate a time bomb. As children and husbands are left abandoned, as tragic suicides that appear without motive add up, only Ginny Shapiro still lives. Resourceful, intrepid and fearsome, Ginny uses her reporting skills begin to uncover the secrets of the past that reside somewhere beyond memory.Information about the rash of suicides, previously seemingly unconnected, FBI agent Sullivan Dean too late to save the others. As he tracks Ginny to her apartment, only to be too late to catch her, Sullivan feels an immediate connection to the woman in the photograph -- a connection that only intensifies as he follows her to an isolated fishing cabin far from phones. But when a freak connection with an unconnected danger threatens Ginny, Sullivan risks all to protect her and save her from the savage dangers that lurk.While the intensity of the romance of the novel creates a pleasant counterpart to the intensity of the danger, it is the suspenseful elements that make STORM WARNING a terrific read. With flair the dramatic and unexpected, author Dinah McCall delivers a combination of police procedural with strong psychological overtones. Remarkable complexity and surprising conclusion result in ominous suspense that comes very highly recommended.

This author writes great romantic suspense

Six seemingly well-adjusted women including a nun commit suicide following a phone call. Before Sister Mary dies, she sees the link between herself and the other students from the gifted class they all belonged to years ago. She sends a package to the other remaining survivor St. Louis reporter Virginia "Ginny" Shapiro and to her brother's best friend, FBI agent Sullivan Dean before she kills herself too.Ginny grasps what her friend's warning means and flees into the night. Sullivan believes that in spite of a reliable witness, somehow an unknown assailant killed Sister Mary. He vows to protect Ginny from the serial killer and follows her paper trail to Tallahatchie River Landing, Mississippi. As they work together, Ginny and Sullivan fall in love, but how can they keep her safe when a murderer is just a phone call away?STORM WARNING is an exciting romantic suspense novel that starts off with six unexplained suicides before changing into a romantic police procedural with psychological overtones. Readers will find Ginny and Sullivan to be charming characters with a strong support cast augmenting the tension. Although a major red herring seems contrived and unnecessary, this well written novel never eases up on the throttle as Dinah McCall shows why she is a best selling author.Harriet Klausner