It is packed with the darkest of humour with grotesque and gory crimes. Wolf is vindicated when Khaled is discovered with the burnt body of a young This is an unforgettable crime thriller that you do not want to miss. Wolf pays by being incarcerated at St Anne's mental hospital. The jury has arrived at its verdict and Detective William Fawkes (Wolf) loses it big time with his violent attack on Khaled. It begins with scenes from the Old Bailey on the trial of the Cremation Killer, Naguib Khaled.
This is an unforgettable crime thriller that you do not want to miss. With a breakneck pace, a twisty plot, and a wicked sense of humor, Ragdoll announces the arrival of the hottest new brand in crime fiction.more
But for Fawkes, seeing his name on the list sparks a dark memory, and he fears that the catalyst for these killings has more to do with him-and his past-than anyone realizes. When his former partner and friend, Detective Emily Baxter, calls him to a crime scene, he's sure this is it: the body is made of the dismembered parts of six victims, sewn together like a puppet-a corpse that becomes known as "The Ragdoll."įawkes is tasked with identifying the six victims, but that gets dicey when his reporter ex-wife anonymously receives photographs from the crime scene, along with a list of six names, and the dates on which the Ragdoll Killer plans to murder them.īaxter and her trainee partner, Alex Edmunds, hone in on figuring out what links the victims together before the killer strikes again. Still under psychological evaluation, Fawkes returns to the force eager for a big case.
When his former partner and friend, Detective Emily Baxter, calls him to a crime scene, he's sure this is it: the body is made of William Fawkes, a controversial detective known as The Wolf, has just been reinstated to his post after he was suspended for assaulting a vindicated suspect. William Fawkes, a controversial detective known as The Wolf, has just been reinstated to his post after he was suspended for assaulting a vindicated suspect.
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