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The Ripper Deception

Lawrence Harpham Murder Mystery, Book 2

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The Ripper Deception

By: Jacqueline Beard
Narrated by: Andrew Cullum
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A tragic death in Ipswich leaves clues to the mysterious demise of Edmund Gurney in Brighton. Private Detective Lawrence Harpham investigates leaving his partner Violet to unravel a series of strange disturbances at a Suffolk rectory. Both inquiries lead unexpectedly to Whitechapel and the murder of Frances Coles. Was Frances a Ripper victim and is her murder linked to the autumn of terror? Jack is back – or is he?

©2019 Jacqueline Beard (P)2020 W F Howes
Detective Fiction Historical Mystery Traditional Detectives
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Not for Ripperologists but Excellent HistFic

This series is like time traveling to Victorian England. The Character development and back stories add tremendous depth. The mystery is well written and layered.

Lost a star because Ripper Deception because I felt deceived by the Jack the Ripper’s storyline. Not a spoiler because Jack was never caught and theories and conspiracies abound. That somehow in the classism of Victorian England any man of “breeding” should be “protected” from justice at the expense of his impoverished victims.

I’m still going to read book 3–because 4 stars is a good book and I look forward to seeing where these characters journey take them.

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