Between August and November 1888 the residents of Whitechapel a cosmopolitan suburb located in The East End of London would find themselves in the grip of fear as to what was to become known as The Autumn of Terror. A fearsome killer who became known as Jack the Ripper was stalking the dimly lit fog bound streets hiding in the shadows, before slaughtering and butchering the helpless street women of Whitechapel. This killer would come to be known as Jack the Ripper.
The police were failing in their attempt to apprehend this killer, and public condemnation of the murders was running high. An offer of help would come from an unlikely source in Emma Bell daughter of Joseph Bell who Conan Doyle based his Shelock Holmes character on, who following the death of her father would follow in her fathers illustrious footsteps in the field of criminal investigation.
Using all the knowledge and expertise gained from her father would she be able to prevent further murders and lure this killer to his ultimate and final date with the hangman? A compelling, Victorian crime mystery based on the original Whitechapel Murders of 1888. A mystery which contains many twists and turns leading to an unexpected and surreal thought provoking final conclusion.