Detectives Matthew Toussaint and Missy Owens search through the damp chill of a Portland February morning for clues about the death of a young drifter, found under one of the city’'s many bridges. The victim: Ben Foeller, the errant younger son of Portland'’s premier dynastic family. With the help of Toussaint'’s bookstore-owning brother, Parker, the detectives wade through multiple clues to narrow down their river of suspects: a drug dealer, an East Coast art collector, a political radical, a used car salesman, and members of Foeller'’s own family.

Reviews & Endorsements

“Raggedy Man is a complex, thought-provoking mystery with characters you care about. Fans of Elizabeth George will want to follow detective Toussaint.”
—Sara Stamey, author of Islands