Whitechapel

Whitechapel (2012) is a book published by Arch Enemy Entertainment's novel imprint, featuring writers Neil Herndon and William Wilson, editor Amity Rodriguez, and cover artist David Vargo. The story provides a new take on Jack the Ripper, portraying him as a man who must face an evil coven of witches.

Synopsis
 Throughout history, man has always been fascinated with mysticism, both the good and the bad aspects. There are those that would use the good to help, and those that would use the bad to destroy. When the bad happens, people must stand in the way in order to preserve life. Many of those people have no name. They have no identity. They are simply remembered as people who stood in the way of darkness.

 Unfortunately, they are not always remembered as the saviors that they are. One such man had many nicknames, as no one was ever sure of his given name. He stood in the way of evil as it spread across Europe. He kept darkness from getting a foothold in America. He used a combination of science and magick to destroy the threat that only he could see.

 Just as Joan of Arc was told how to save France, he was told how to save the world. Some would condemn him for his actions, but if they knew the truth, they would praise his blade. Jack the Ripper wasn't an evil man, he was a witch hunter. Evil women who wished to spread their ways across the globe, beings who wanted to tip the scales between light and darkness. The world knows Jack as a man who killed prostitutes, while a select few knew the truth. Jack saved us all. At least for a time...