The Whitechapel Murders

London remembers the name. The vampire remembers the nights.

Whitechapel, 1888. In the narrow streets of London's East End, fear travels faster than the news. Every dark passage invites a glance over the shoulder. Every newspaper offers another story.

More than a century later, a podcast host prepares for the case his audience has been waiting for. He has the books, the map, and one notorious name written on his notebook.

Across the microphone sits an ancient vampire who once walked those streets. He remembers lodging-house fires, songs drifting from public-house doors, and footsteps long after the lamps were lit.

The host is ready to ask the question everyone asks.

His guest has his own ideas about where the story begins.

With dry wit and unsettling patience, the vampire returns to a frightened city whose nights have been told and retold ever since.

The Whitechapel Murders: The Myth of the Ripper is Book 4 of Sharon King's Dead Men Tell No Tales [but I do] series.

A work of supernatural fiction inspired by real historical crimes.