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The ripper by Lisa Jane Smith · Booklabria

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First published: 2011
Editions: 6 in 3 languages

Synopsis

"Twenty years have passed since Stefan last saw his brother Damon. Now, living far away from the haunting memories of Mystic Falls, Stefan is finally able to start over. But when news from London reaches Stefan of a brutal killer in the loose, alias Jack the Ripper, Stefan suspects that the murders are the work of a vampire ... his brother"--Page 2 of cover.

Subjects: History
Horror
Historical Fiction
Children's fiction
Interpersonal relations
Brothers and sisters
Set in: England
London
Whitechapel
Time: 19th Century
Characters: Jack the Ripper
Damon

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Editions

6 in 3 languages

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English4 Portuguese1 Turkish1

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