Ragdoll: A Novel

William Fawkes, a detective notorious for his unorthodox methods, grapples with the ghosts of his past as he returns to the force after a controversial suspension. Known as "The Wolf," he has built a reputation for solving the most gruesome of cases, often teetering on the edge of legality in his pursuit of justice. As he steps back into a world filled with shadows, he finds himself embroiled in a chilling investigation that shakes the foundations of his already tumultuous career.

The case that confronts him this time is as perplexing as it is deadly, involving a string of chilling murders that seem to connect in ways he cannot initially understand. As he delves deeper, the line between hunter and hunted begins to blur, testing not only his professional resolve but also his personal morals. Haunted by his past decisions and the relentless media scrutiny, Fawkes must navigate a world where trust is a luxury and betrayal lurks around every corner.

In a race against time, Fawkes must confront some unsettling truths—not just about the case but also about himself. As he struggles to piece together the clues, he also faces the inevitable question of whether redemption is possible for someone like him. With tension mounting and the stakes higher than ever, the narrative unfolds with gripping intensity, painting a portrait of a man pushed to his limits in the murky waters of justice.