Foxglove is not your average crime thriller.
For one, Elisabeth Wilde and her father, Ward, aren't the detectives — they're the criminals.
As described on Archive of Our Own...
Ward Wilde, a British mercenary, has been looking for his daughter for four years, after a former business partner kidnapped her and killed Ward's team, including his wife, Alice. With the only thing in his life worth living for being his daughter, Ward is willing to move heaven and earth to find her.
Elisabeth Wilde has nearly lost hope of seeing her father again. Kept captive on a boat that never docks for long, Elisabeth is subjected to torture and assault until she's barely recognizable as the girl she once was.
But when an FBI raid on an East Coast port finally frees Elisabeth and lands her in an American hospital, her and Ward are reunited. The only problem is...neither of them are the people they remember.