The Greenwich Memoirs
by Luke Keioskie
200 pages· 2015
About
England, 1888.
A monster stalks the foggy streets of London.
A loathsome, villainous beast wantonly killing all who get in his way – be they man, woman … or child.
When his dear sister is brutally slain, the young man known as Greenwich vows vengeance – but he cannot bring the killer to justice alone.
With the help of Arthur Conan Doyle – a man whose deductive ingenuity matches that of his fictional detective Sherlock Holmes – Greenwich must reveal the murderer’s dark purpose and uncover the shocking truth.
For this killer is not a man at all.
This killer is made from the very mud of the River Thames itself …
And what hope does a mere man have against such magic?
A monster stalks the foggy streets of London.
A loathsome, villainous beast wantonly killing all who get in his way – be they man, woman … or child.
When his dear sister is brutally slain, the young man known as Greenwich vows vengeance – but he cannot bring the killer to justice alone.
With the help of Arthur Conan Doyle – a man whose deductive ingenuity matches that of his fictional detective Sherlock Holmes – Greenwich must reveal the murderer’s dark purpose and uncover the shocking truth.
For this killer is not a man at all.
This killer is made from the very mud of the River Thames itself …
And what hope does a mere man have against such magic?
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