Dear Boss

In 1888, a series of gruesome murders struck London by a killer who goaded and taunted those looking for his capture. Facing ritualised killings, corruption and biblical secrets, Detective Tom Carrick and American Journalist Jo Phelan find themselves sinking ever deeper as each new killing and set of clues comes their way. Their own lives becoming increasingly at risk as every new murder becomes a milestone into a nightmare land of mayhem, betrayal and evil. The name this Killer gave himself was Jack the Ripper, the evidence for his crimes has always been there, and always ignored until… The Ripper had a feud with the Chief Inspector of Scotland Yard, both were high ranking Freemasons. The Inspector received his promotion to Chief Inspector, despite not having the experience or qualifications. This promotion was due to the Inspector's archaeological find of a Holy site in Jerusalem that of King Solomon's Temple. This site was seen by Mason's as the Holiest site in Mason lore and the story of the Ripper is full of Biblical references. The Ripper was insanely jealous of the Chief Inspector's achievement and goaded and ridiculed him with his killings. He sent the Inspector a series of letters, addressed as- 'Dear Boss' as a form ridicule and contempt.