My Jack

Themost pressing question, other than who he was, is whydid Jack the Ripper disappear so suddenly after killing seven prostitutes in Whitechapel in the East End of London in 1888. Thisbook gives a very plausible explanation for this burning question and you willfind it in the intense story from the beginning of the small Novella, to theend of its very few pages. You may ask why a Novella? The answer is the storyis so disturbing it does not possible lend itself tothe length of the standard full-blown novel. Thenarrator of the story, Lily, is a "Tiger Lily" as you will find out. Lord helpus, she likes Jack and is the only one in all of England who knows who he is. She is a singer and dancer atThe Cur and Flea, a common girl but with an exceptional probing brain and agift of second sight that allows her to read people on first meeting veryaccurately as to their motives and behaviors. She would have been a finepsychiatrist in the modern era. Thisbook may look innocent but it comes right from hell and will be in your mindand soul long after you have read it to the end and put it down. Comeback to London at the end of the nineteenth century and be a voyeur in the fog,as the shadow of Jack the Ripper once more flies down the streets leavingbehind blood, mayhem, and grisly murders that are still legendary. We dare you.