Dry Ice: a novel by Stephen White

Too many subplots*** May 20, 2007

After White's Kill Me, his next novel was bound to be a bit of a letdown. Kill Me was exceptional. Dry Ice, a return to his Alan Gregory series, is a decent thriller but pales by comparison to his departure novel. In returning to the series White decided to shake things up. The relationships among the main characters are complex. But the novel is byzantine with multiple subplots and red herrings. Nonetheless it's a good read if you stick with it.