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"A gripping and macabre start to this atmospheric chiller.I could almost see the scene with my own eyes being played out.Excellent imagery with nothing spared for the imagination as the evil fiend sliced open his victim as if she were nothing more than a joint of meat.If she were unconscious after her throat had been cut then she would have been spared the agony and torture of the menace which awaited her lifeless body.I enjoyed the descriptive scenes leading up to terror which awaited this victim.The tension was palpable and this prologue (chapter 1) certainly whetted my appetite for what promises to be a right ripping yarn."
The Ripper by Gaslight.
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Book by: Celtic-Scribe63
A 7 part short story: London, Whitechapel 1888 and the city is in the grip of terror as a crazed killer stalks the dark streets carving up innocent women, who the papers are calling, Jack the
Ripper. Scotland Yard call in the help of retired Oxford professor of the sciences, Sir Charles Wilkinson Maynard as an advisor to these brutal killings.
This is a Celtic-Scribe63 spin on the Jack the Ripper story. Warning: contains, adult themes, sexual references and bloody gore and violence. As usual it would be great to read any of your comments
or thoughts about this story. good or bad, I can take it.
Table of Contents
Submitted: April 29, 2018
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Recent Comments
Great prologue CS ! Nice imagery and atmosphere !
Author
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Thanks for reading it.
There's lots more weirdness to come yet, hope you will stick around to read it.
This was quite a read! I’ve read a bit about the Ripper, you’ve brought him to life in this prologue alone! Well done!
Author
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This one gets a bit intense and a bit crazy, not to mention really gruesome.
I hope it has peaked your interest to read more of it.
thanks for your kind comment and time.
with regards
C-S63
A gripping and macabre start to this atmospheric chiller.I could almost see the scene with my own eyes being played out.Excellent imagery with nothing spared for the imagination as the evil fiend sliced open his victim as if she were nothing more than a joint of meat.If she were unconscious after her throat had been cut then she would have been spared the agony and torture of the menace which awaited her lifeless body.I enjoyed the descriptive scenes leading up to terror which awaited this victim.The tension was palpable and this prologue (chapter 1) certainly whetted my appetite for what promises to be a right ripping yarn.
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