Dance of the Assassins

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Dance of the Assassins

Herve Jubert

In nineteenth-century London, Jack the Ripper has claimed another victim. But this "London" is a crime-free virtual city, a historical theme park for tourists. Qualified witch Roberta Morgenstern and her fresh-out-of-the-police-academy assistant, Clément Martineau, set out to solve the murder. A wild chase through the streets of old London brings the heroes face-to-face with the terrifying new Ripper. But then they realize their true quarry is the man behind the monster: the mastermind who is bringing some of history's most notorious villains back to life. The trail of evidence leads them from the Versailles of Louis XIV through Renaissance Venice to Montezuma's Mexico, where they have a date with the devil himself....

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Book Details

Genre:

Fantasy
Fiction
Mystery

Age Level:

12 and up

Dance of the Assassins review by PH

Jack The Ripper is on the loose and is back to his old tricks. However, this is in a new theme park where nineteenth century London in the backdrop. Can a witch and a police detective solve the crime? Or will their differences get in the way of solving the mystery?