SILENT CRIES
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  • Reads 126
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  • Parts 1
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Oct 25, 2016
Mature
S I L E N T   C R I E S

'I will always love you. But if I can't have you, then no one else will'. 

A notorious serial killer has crossed the streets of Whitechapel England and roads along the Chicago river in the United States. Very little information has been exposed about the murder cases in which this particular killer has committed. Over 200 citizens have been the victims of each homocide and with the littlest of information given, it's almost impossible to track down this sinner of saints. When a women working with the courts  comes across this person, she has to decide whether or not she can figure this case out before it gets out of hand. With three children of her own, she struggles to cope up with the cases, but little did she know, the murderer was right under her nose. 

 A novel based on a 100th year old mystery.
Inspired, by the case of Jack The Ripper and H.H Holmes.

WARNING: Contains mature contents with extreme vivid images that may be unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15.
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