#1Portrait Of A Killer
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Portrait Of A Killer: Jack The Ripper Case Closed is a non-fiction true crime book written by Patricia Cornwell. This mystery fiction novel is first published in 2002.
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Shaurya VermaWritten on April 13, 2018"Portrait of a Killer is one of the best books wrote about the infamous serious killer Jack the Ripper. Written by Patricia Cornwell, the book which was published in 2002, delves into the case in an exciting way."#2The Tea Rose
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The Tea Rose is a historical romance fiction book and the first book in the series written by Jennifer Donnelly. This adult romance novel is first published in 2002.
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#3The Complete Jack the Ripper
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The Complete Jack the Ripper is a historical true crime non-fiction book by Donald Rumbelow. This mystery novel is first published in 1975.
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#4I, Ripper
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I, Ripper is a mystery thriller horror fiction written by Stephen Hunter. This historical fiction novel is first published in 2015 by Simon Schuster.
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#5The Map of Time (Trilogia Victoriana)
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The Map of Time is the first book in this trilogy novel. It is written by Félix J. Palma. This science-fiction book is about the investigation of the existence of time-travel as it tries to change history.
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#6Ripper
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Ripper is a young adult historical fiction written by Stefan Petrucha. This steampunk novel is first published in 2012 by Philomel Books.
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#7The Name of the Star (Shades of London)
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The Name of the Star is a young adult paranormal fantasy fiction and the first book in Shades of London series by Maureen Johnson. It is first published in 2011.
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"If you are a Jack the Ripper buff, as I am, then you will have a fun time reading this story. Not only does it center around the nefarious activities of dastardly Jack, but it also has some really neat paranormal elements. One thing to note is that the setting in modern-day London, not the London of the Victorian era."#8From Hell
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From Hell is the investigation about Jack the Ripper made by Alan Moore and drew by Eddie Campbell. This comic book is the theory of Alan Moore about who was Jack The Ripper. His hypothesis results in a spectacular investigation in comic book form in which Alan Moore tells us that Jack the Ripper is the tool for hiding a large conspiracy.BooksCheck price
"This book feels like it was written about a time period later than Jack the Ripper. I enjoyed the retelling of events, though there is a lot that is speculative since a lot of historical facts are unknown. The noir crime drama angle is somewhat hit and miss. Overall a decent read, but there are better ones out there."#9The Yard (Scotland Yard's Murder Squad)
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The Yard is a historical mystery fiction and the first book in Scotland Yard's Murder Squad series written by Alex Grecian. It is published in 2012 by Putnam Books.
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"What makes this book is the good research into the life, sights, sounds and smells of Victorian life. A lot of research has also been done on early detective work, and I asked myself how they ever solved a crime, especially when one considers how uncooperative and downright hostile Londoners were following the unsolved Ripper murders. This research comes through in the writing which makes for a suitably atmospheric novel. Alex Grecian has given us a solid bit of insight into the early days of Scotland Yard and the development of police work as we know it today"#10Jack the Ripper and Black Magic
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Jack the Ripper and Black Magic: Victorian Conspiracy Theories, Secret Societies and the Supernatural Mystique of the Whitechapel Murders is a mystery and thriller novel written by Spiro Dimolianis. It was published August 5, 2011 by McFarland.
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