Rise of the Ripper

We all know Jack the Ripper but how many of us know him? This is a romantic, psychologically thrilling, paranormal tale, one not to be missed.
The overall premise of this fictional period thriller revolves around a multigenerational saga entwined with dark secrets, psychological turmoil and the quest to explore themes of historical and contemporary settings. It thrusts the question of nature versus nurture into our faces. The importance of how past actions affect future generations and the struggle between desires and social expectations. Rise of the Ripper is lightly based on facts, but this is the story of the sequence of events that led to his murder spree across London, as well as his eventual demise.
Using only one of the canonical five, Mary Jane Kelly, not the gruesome details, but as part of the story. The rest are factual unnamed and unclaimed deceased victims from the years up to the body in the tree in 1940.
Let me introduce you to William and his sorry beginnings. William finds he struggles with his sexuality after a homosexual encounter, which he vows never to repeat. He falls in love but is spurned by JANE KELLY and on the rebound marries a woman who robs him of his masculinity. This births the beginning of the man we all know as Jack the Ripper, as either his wife or he must go and it isn’t him.
The killers of the following unfortunates are all descendants of Jack the Ripper as told through a modern-day genetic researcher Larry. On discovering through diaries and the ghost of his dead grandmother Emily. Larry is led to believe that he is the last in the line of this evil family and is determined to wipe the “evil gene” out by eliminating them with the help of his ghostly gg grandparents.