In the Autumn of the Unfortunates (ePub)

Name: In the Autumn of the Unfortunates
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(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Christopher Treagus

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Experience a new twist in the tale of Jack the Ripper, as seen through the eyes of renowned artist Walter Sickert. Though Sickert was not a suspect in the crimes during that time period, in modern times he has been identified as a person of interest.Set fifteen years after the original murders, this story begins when Sickert's apprentice, Robert Wood, is accused of murdering a prostitute in Camden Town and comes to Sickert for help. Believing Wood to be innocent, Sickert agrees to assist him, but his investigation reveals an uncanny similarity to the Ripper's crimes years before. Soon he must face a horrible possibility: Jack the Ripper may have returned—or, all the more likely—the Ripper never left!To save his friend, Sickert must uncover the true villain behind the original killings, following an unsolved case more than a decade cold. His search will lead him down an ever-twisting path toward a truth far more terrible than anyone could ever suspect—or believe!

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Christopher Treagus's novels include "In the Autumn of the Unfortunates," "The Hunting Sorrow" and "Building a Better Monster." His most recent work is for the first-person shooter video game Prey, from 3-D Realms and Human Head Studios, recently released for Xbox 360 and the PC. In addition, he has had numerous short stories, nonfiction essays, and reviews published in a variety of formats, both in print and online. Find out more about Chris at his website, christreagus.com, or on his Facebook page.