Stephen White's "Privileged Information" kicks off his series of thrillers featuring Alan Gregory, a clinical psychologist based in Boulder. Alan is a successful therapist in private practice with one partner. His career is thriving, although he's going through a rough separation from his wife/5(). · Privileged Information (Alan Gregory #1) Published October 5th by Berkley Books. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Stephen White. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language: English. "Privileged Information" is the first in the Gregory series and the others follow a natural progression and reading out of order may cause some confusion. Actually, it's a tribute to the well-woven character development by a true master of the thriller - Stephen White/5(5).
Buy Privileged Information by Dr. Stephen White online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 14 editions - starting at $ Shop now. "Privileged Information" is a breezy fun read. Making the main character a clinical psychologist is a fun lark, and puts the book in contrast to the typical thriller. Furthermore, the book depicts the life and career of a psychologist fairly accurately, helped no doubt by the Stephen White's personal experience as a clinical psychologist. Stephen White was leading me to an incredible climactic ending that left me shaking my head about the nature of "privileged information" that doctors, psychologists and lawyers legally protect. This is an informative story that has all the great characteristics of a thrilling crime mystery.
"Privileged Information" is the first in the Gregory series and the others follow a natural progression and reading out of order may cause some confusion. Actually, it's a tribute to the well-woven character development by a true master of the thriller - Stephen White. Listen to Privileged Information by Stephen White with a free trial. Listen to bestselling audiobooks on the web, iPad, iPhone and Android. Alan Gregory is a clinical psychologist with a thriving practice in Boulder, Colorado. Having read most of the novels of my favorite mystery writers, Michael Connelly and Faye Kellerman, I searched for a new series to begin reading. I settled on Stephen White’s Alan Gregory books, and—starting at the beginning—I read Privileged Information. I was less than enthralled.
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