The Jigsaw Man by Nadine Matheson: Gory, gruesome and gripping - book review -
When body parts are found by the River Thames in London, the murders have all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer.
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When body parts are found by the River Thames in London, the murders have all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer.
When body parts are found by the River Thames in London, the murders have all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer.
When body parts are found by the River Thames in London, the murders have all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer.
Hanover Square Press Police procedurals are a tried-and-true genre, so whenever a new series comes along, I always want to know what sets it apart. Why should I read this first in a series, as opposed to the many others that have come and gone? Nadine Matheson, a criminal defense lawyer based in London, answers that question with her main character in her debut The Jigsaw Man: Detective Inspector Anjelica Henley, a Black woman whose position is highly mistrusted by her family and larger community. Henley's identity certainly isn't the focus of The Jigsaw Man, but it permeates the novel. As...