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dust jacket of UK hardcover first edition
Whitechapel Conspiracy, The
Perry, Anne
London: Headline. 2001.
281pp. [Fiction]
ISBN: 0747273391

Casebook Review:

If you like Stephen Knight, and the conspiracy theory, this one will give you everything: Eddy, Annie Crook, monarchists, anarchists, Gull, Netley, Sickert, an "Inner Circle" and a rather unbelievable Victorian wife who investigates murder. It is a good read, if not to be taken too seriously. If Victorian mystery fiction is what you after, try Perry's Inspector Monk series, and give the Pitt books a miss.