- On August 31, the anniversary of Jack the Ripper's first murder, Lacey Flint finds a dying woman leaning against her car. Within several hours a journalist receives a letter very similar to those the Ripper sent in his day. Only this one mentions Flint by name. As the police investigate, other women are murdered, almost exactly and to the day of the Ripper's next victims. DI Mark Joesbury, assisting Dana Tulloch, believes Flint is the culprit. Furthermore, Flint realizes that she is at fault as well.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Now You See Me by S.J. Bolton
Now You See Me - On August 31, the anniversary of Jack the Ripper's first murder, Lacey Flint finds a dying woman leaning against her car. Within several hours a journalist receives a letter very similar to those the Ripper sent in his day. Only this one mentions Flint by name. As the police investigate, other women are murdered, almost exactly and to the day of the Ripper's next victims. DI Mark Joesbury, assisting Dana Tulloch, believes Flint is the culprit. Furthermore, Flint realizes that she is at fault as well.
- On August 31, the anniversary of Jack the Ripper's first murder, Lacey Flint finds a dying woman leaning against her car. Within several hours a journalist receives a letter very similar to those the Ripper sent in his day. Only this one mentions Flint by name. As the police investigate, other women are murdered, almost exactly and to the day of the Ripper's next victims. DI Mark Joesbury, assisting Dana Tulloch, believes Flint is the culprit. Furthermore, Flint realizes that she is at fault as well.
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