REVIEW 1/3/17 
 Whew..... 
 I loved it! 
 I'm not sure if there is there is a correct way of saying this (there never will be), but I love the Ripper killings (told ya'). I think unsolved mystery and notorious rumors are fascinating, and I give Kerri two thumbs up for incorporating that into this novel. Anyone could've taken this idea and slapped a title on it, but the period writing and fierce characters bumped up my rating. 
 The world building of 19th-century London was beautifully described: from the slums of Whitechapel to a circus. Matter of fact, the industrial revolution was at it's apex during this specific century, and some of those details enhanced it even further. 
 OH... AND I ALMOST FORGOT THE SEXIEST SPECIMEN I'VE EVER ENCOUNTERED IN YA LITERATURE.... 
 Thomas Cresswell is MINEEEEEEEEEEEE. 
 The banter. The flirt. The sarcasm. Frickin', everything he did was sexy. 
 Audrey Rose was entirely badass and perfect. However, I doubt there ever would've been a woman such as herself-- but because this is YA, we have to include it. 
 I need the second book right now. 
 EDIT 1/1/17 
 I've had this for far too long... 
 EDIT 6/18/16 
 I need this book so badly. Why can't September come ANYYYYY quicker? 
 Heh, I don't mean to sound pro-murder BUT.... I love this murder case soooo badly, and I think it's also up there with the Zodiac Killer case. The closest I've gotten to "Jack the Ripper" is through the Assassin Creed: Syndicate- Jack the Ripper mini game. 
 BTW: if this book is any similar, I need September even more :D