Title: Not His Best
Product review: You'll see very little of Dr. Alan Gregory in this novel because it's written in a the first person narrative of one of his patients. I wouldn't call this a thriller either, though the last quarter of the book made up for it. As another reviewer mentioned, I had very little empathy for the main character. Taking out death insurance seems quite ludicrous to me anyway. Three quarters of the book is basically psychological drama. Even after I was over halfway through I still thought about putting the book down not knowing if it was worth finishing. I'm glad I kept reading though. The first 200 pages layed the foundation for the last 200, which was where the action and suspense was.
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