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Legacy of the Ripper
Requiem for The Ripper
A Study In Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper
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The Study In Red Trilogy Series

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All three books in 'The Study In Red Trilogy', a series of thrillers by Brian L. Porter, now available in one volume!


A Study In Red: Robert Cavendish is drawn into the dark world of Jack the Ripper after discovering a set of papers claimed to be the infamous murderer's journal. As he delves deeper into the journal, he becomes convinced of its authenticity and finds that the words of the Ripper have a strange and compelling effect on him, blurring the lines between sanity and madness. But can he discern fact from fantasy as he navigates the sinister world of the notorious killer?


Legacy Of The Ripper: Jack Reid, nephew of Robert Cavendish, becomes obsessed with his uncle's journal and leaves home after years of relative stability. Meanwhile, murders resembling the Whitechapel Murders of 1888 occur in Brighton. Detective Inspector Mike Holland and Sergeant George Wright investigate the connection between the murders, the man in the old house on Abbotsford Road, and the truth behind the riddle in the legacy of Jack The Ripper.


Requiem For The Ripper: Criminal psychologist David Hemswell is summoned to a remote private island by former solicitor William Forbes, who believes himself to be haunted by the soul of Victorian serial killer Jack the Ripper. With help from paranormal investigator Kate Goddard, the trio face unimaginable terrors as they confront the living embodiment of evil. Can they survive the final showdown on Skerries Rock?

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PublisherNext Chapter
Release dateDec 6, 2021
Legacy of the Ripper
Requiem for The Ripper
A Study In Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper

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  • A Study In Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper

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    A Study In Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper
    A Study In Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper

    On the table of psychiatrist Robert Cavendish lay a strange set of papers, claimed to be the journal of the infamous Whitechapel murderer whose crimes instilled terror on the streets of Victorian London. Delving deeper into the journal, Robert is convinced of its authenticity, and finds that the words of the Ripper have a strange and compelling effect on him. Unable to cast the pages aside, he is drawn into the dark, sinister world of Jack The Ripper.  Robert is about to find out just how thin the line between sanity and madness really is. But can he distinguish fact from fantasy?

  • Legacy of the Ripper

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    Legacy of the Ripper
    Legacy of the Ripper

    Eighteen years after the events of A Study in Red, young Jack Reid - nephew of Robert Cavendish - discovers the journal that previously belonged to his uncle. A troubled child with psychological issues, Jack's recent years have been relatively problem-free. But after discovering the mysterious journal, his personality changes overnight, and he soon leaves his home. Soon, a series of gruesome murders similar to the Whitechapel Murders of 1888 start taking place in the seaside resort of Brighton. Detective Inspector Mike Holland and Sergeant George Wright are pulled into a case that will tax their investigative skills to the limit. Who is the man in the strange old house on Abbotsford Road, and does he have a connection to the young Jack Reid? And what is the truth behind the riddle in the Legacy of The Ripper?

  • Requiem for The Ripper

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    Requiem for The Ripper
    Requiem for The Ripper

    William Forbes is desperate. The former solicitor to Jack Reid, he believes that the soul of the notorious Victorian serial killer, Jack the Ripper is haunting him.  Seeking help, William contacts criminal psychologist David Hemswell who invites William to his remote Scottish island home, Skerries Rock.  Together with David's friend Kate, a paranormal investigator, they begin to understand the terror that Forbes is facing. But what are they really up against, and can they survive the final confrontation in Requiem for the Ripper?

  • The Study In Red Trilogy: The Complete Series

    The Study In Red Trilogy: The Complete Series
    The Study In Red Trilogy: The Complete Series

    All three books in 'The Study In Red Trilogy', a series of thrillers by Brian L. Porter, now available in one volume! A Study In Red: Robert Cavendish is drawn into the dark world of Jack the Ripper after discovering a set of papers claimed to be the infamous murderer's journal. As he delves deeper into the journal, he becomes convinced of its authenticity and finds that the words of the Ripper have a strange and compelling effect on him, blurring the lines between sanity and madness. But can he discern fact from fantasy as he navigates the sinister world of the notorious killer? Legacy Of The Ripper: Jack Reid, nephew of Robert Cavendish, becomes obsessed with his uncle's journal and leaves home after years of relative stability. Meanwhile, murders resembling the Whitechapel Murders of 1888 occur in Brighton. Detective Inspector Mike Holland and Sergeant George Wright investigate the connection between the murders, the man in the old house on Abbotsford Road, and the truth behind the riddle in the legacy of Jack The Ripper. Requiem For The Ripper: Criminal psychologist David Hemswell is summoned to a remote private island by former solicitor William Forbes, who believes himself to be haunted by the soul of Victorian serial killer Jack the Ripper. With help from paranormal investigator Kate Goddard, the trio face unimaginable terrors as they confront the living embodiment of evil. Can they survive the final showdown on Skerries Rock?

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