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A review by tonyriver
Ragdoll by Daniel Cole
4.0
Rag doll review...
Overall this was a highly enjoyable read. I found this story a little rough in the beginning... some slightly clunky sentences regularly took me out of the story. This did not last long though as I became engrossed in this fast paced and engaging tale.
The key characters are interesting although surely the TV station key character Wolfe's wife works at is completely over the top. It may be an American thing to even imagine such immoral and un-ethical behavior?
The story line has a few far fetched concepts such as the Faustian pact (you'll have to read it to find out!) and it is hard to believe that Wolfe could be involved in this case in most parts of the work. However his centrality to a lot of the story makes for a tense and exciting ride, so forgiveness is recommended.
Well worth getting into.
Thanks to Net Galley for a review copy with expectation of an honest review.
Overall this was a highly enjoyable read. I found this story a little rough in the beginning... some slightly clunky sentences regularly took me out of the story. This did not last long though as I became engrossed in this fast paced and engaging tale.
The key characters are interesting although surely the TV station key character Wolfe's wife works at is completely over the top. It may be an American thing to even imagine such immoral and un-ethical behavior?
The story line has a few far fetched concepts such as the Faustian pact (you'll have to read it to find out!) and it is hard to believe that Wolfe could be involved in this case in most parts of the work. However his centrality to a lot of the story makes for a tense and exciting ride, so forgiveness is recommended.
Well worth getting into.
Thanks to Net Galley for a review copy with expectation of an honest review.