The Framingham Fiend - Harris, Gregory
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Of all the ghastly crimes in Victorian London, none are as infamous-or unsolvable-as those of Jack the Ripper . . . The murder scene is chillingly familiar. A young prostitute has been slaughtered in her flat on Framingham Street in the East End. It's not the first time Scotland Yard has seen a murder like this. But with the help of Colin Pendragon and his loyal partner Ethan Pruitt, they hope it will be the last . . . Word of the Ripper-esque crime has begun to spread across London, sparking a fresh wave of fear, dread, and panic. Two prostitutes have already been killed. But when a third…mehr

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Of all the ghastly crimes in Victorian London, none are as infamous-or unsolvable-as those of Jack the Ripper . . . The murder scene is chillingly familiar. A young prostitute has been slaughtered in her flat on Framingham Street in the East End. It's not the first time Scotland Yard has seen a murder like this. But with the help of Colin Pendragon and his loyal partner Ethan Pruitt, they hope it will be the last . . . Word of the Ripper-esque crime has begun to spread across London, sparking a fresh wave of fear, dread, and panic. Two prostitutes have already been killed. But when a third victim is claimed, Colin and Ethan are forced to explore every possibility-from the opium dens of Whitechapel to the darkest corners of the London morgue. For Colin, the answer will prove to be as elusive-and deadly-as the Ripper himself . . . Praise for Gregory Harris and the Colin Pendragon Mysteries "Well-paced [with] unusual twists and turns . . . the interplay between Pendragon and Pruitt is interesting and complex." -Mystery Scene on The Arnifour Affair "An incredibly pleasing mystery . . . the author nails it yet again." -Suspense Magazine on The Bellingham Bloodbath
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Gregory Harris