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I have not visited the world of Dr Alex Gregory for a while, but he is like the friend you may not always see but when you do you it’s as though you see them every day. When a case from Alex’s past comes back to haunt him it is not long before he is trying to protect those closest to him and also anyone who was involved in the investigation. The police don’t want to know as it is a case they would rather forget as they got it spectacularly wrong, and an innocent man was convicted. Whilst there is no great mystery as to who is behind everything that is happening or even the why it does not detract from the tension throughout the book as you are not sure who is going to be caught in their sights next.
As ever Alex is more concerned with the safety of his friend and mentor Bill and anyone else who may be in danger than he is about himself. He has always been a little reticent in letting people get close to him thanks to his past so it is nice to see him finally opening up to someone and starting a relationship, as to how this will work out is yet to be seen especially with someone with revenge on the loose but I for one am keeping my fingers crossed. I really enjoyed learning more about Bill Douglas too and just how the relationship between him and Alex works.
I love this series because it delves more into, they why than the who and the how and Panic is no exception showing us just how one act can change a person to an extent where they can become, they person they have been portrayed to be. For fans of LJ Ross’s other series DCI Ryan makes an appearance offering assistance and sanctuary for those closes to Gregory. If you are worried that knowing some things too early in the case, then don’t be as there are still some twists and turns that will surprise you and leave you wondering what will happen next and ensuring that you pick up the next in the series when it comes out.