When I reviewed The Mayfly, I quoted that the author James Hazel is a name to keep a look out for. And here it is James Hazel is back with his second novel The Ash Doll. Where Charlie Priest is back. If you haven't read The Mayfly, you can read The Ash Doll as a standalone. As for The Ash Doll, I do love reading about a good scandal. The story starts of in court Elias v. The Real Byte Limited. Tensions builds up, I was totally gripped, the scene was just like so real-life. Charity founder and CEO Alexia Elias, is suing small independent online magazine, The Real Byte, for libel following an article about her that was published. A scandal broke out at the Elias Foundation, it was discovered that a small branch office had been funnelling charity funds to an organisation known as the Free People's Army, a terrorist cell operating in Northern Turkey. I was excited to read on as the question hit me, was there any actual proof that the magazine is telling the truth about Alexia Elias and her husband? James Hazel is one those authors who packs quite a few different scene settings to the mixture. I'm now looking out for book three.