There’s a Jack-the-Ripper style psychopath on the loose!

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Rippercide
By Peter Hodgson

His perverted desire is to become the world’s most infamous serial killer. He is a psychopath, emulating killers like Jack the Ripper. A popular seaside resort becomes his stalking ground. The terror intensifies as the bodies of young women are discovered mutilated.
While police officials follow traditional lines of enquiry in their search for a forensically aware serial killer, Sheridan and Becky grapple with obscure clues. Piece by piece the clues begin to make sense.   
As detectives eventually close in on their prime suspect, Becky follows her intuition in an attempt to solve the mystery of the killer’s identity.
And the nightmare begins.....Find out more

The Author
Peter Hodgson is an energy analyst at a major industrial site in the north-west of England. His interests include True Crime, psychological profiling, science, philosophy and writing. His published works are Critical Murder (2009) and Jack the Ripper - Through the Mists of Time (2011), both published by Pneuma Springs. He has contributed a short story for Ripperologist magazine.
 His interest in writing began at an early age after reading Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles. Inspired by this story, he created his own fictional detective and wrote ten short stories set in the Victorian period. He has ideas for other novels which he hopes to complete in the fullness of time. Peter is married and lives in Blackpool. He is available for interviews most evenings.

“Blood-curdling murder mystery”
…publishedbestsellers.com

Genre: Fiction: Crime Detective mystery
Paperback ISBN:9781782283454
Publication Date: 05 June 2014
Edition/Format: 1st/Paperback and eBook
Book Size: 210 x 148 mm, 320pp

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