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A review by nickmasters
Ragdoll by Daniel Cole
4.0
Great plot, great story, great book.
Each and every character had a unique identity that was tangible and superbly portrayed. Their internal conflictions and unique compositions were clearly evident and not once do you feel they aren’t 100% believable.
I probably still don't think I like Wolf that much, or more precisely I don't think I like the way he handled the entire situation, but I can relate to or at least accept the reasoning behind those actions.
Anyway, this is a brilliantly written crime thriller that you won't regret picking up. Keeps you on the edge, yet has you laughing out loud with splashes of dark humour every now and then.
Thanks to NetGalley and Orion for a great read in exchange for an honest review.
Each and every character had a unique identity that was tangible and superbly portrayed. Their internal conflictions and unique compositions were clearly evident and not once do you feel they aren’t 100% believable.
I probably still don't think I like Wolf that much, or more precisely I don't think I like the way he handled the entire situation, but I can relate to or at least accept the reasoning behind those actions.
Anyway, this is a brilliantly written crime thriller that you won't regret picking up. Keeps you on the edge, yet has you laughing out loud with splashes of dark humour every now and then.
Thanks to NetGalley and Orion for a great read in exchange for an honest review.