The Revenant Ripper
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The main protagonist tells his modern-day account of his latest rebirth. As a matter of fact, it's mainly about his current life that he's going to tell you about, because as a reincarnate, he has had many lives and been known by many names since his first birth. He was born over two thousand years ago with a curse. Abaddon, commonly known as the Satan, or Dagon, who cursed his first birth mother prior to him being born. Throughout the ages he has been reincarnated and has carved a bloody swath through history over the past two-thousand-years. Then, during the latter part of 1800s, when Queen ...
The main protagonist tells his modern-day account of his latest rebirth. As a matter of fact, it's mainly about his current life that he's going to tell you about, because as a reincarnate, he has had many lives and been known by many names since his first birth. He was born over two thousand years ago with a curse. Abaddon, commonly known as the Satan, or Dagon, who cursed his first birth mother prior to him being born. Throughout the ages he has been reincarnated and has carved a bloody swath through history over the past two-thousand-years. Then, during the latter part of 1800s, when Queen Victoria was the sovereign head of state of the United Kingdom, which he remembers so vividly, he butchered several prostitutes in Whitechapel, in the east end of London. He won't bore you to death with every detail of his various exploits since his first birth, but he will provide you with some of his modern-day evil achievements. Set in the county of Yorkshire, in the North of England, in the United Kingdom, Ozzy (as he is known), goes through his childhood years, and then through his early adult years. His insatiable appetite for killing, and the horrendous torture he inflicts on his victims, many of whom are women, but that does not preclude him from murdering males. The story is hard hitting and graphic. It is not a read for anyone under eighteen years of age, nor the faint hearted.
