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At the beginning of Chapter Seventeen.

After that, the Epilogue, then a blurb about the next book in this series, "Chariot of Souls," based on Key VII, The Chariot Card, a list of all the books in the multi-author "Tales From the Tarot" series, an "About the Author," an "Also By Kit Barrie," and then I am done.

At the beginning of Chapter Fourteen.

Hugh and Jack are even closer to cracking the case wide open, and solving it completely.

However, I cannot help but anticipate another plot twist.

At the beginning of Chapter Thirteen.

I love how Jack helps Hugh with his case to find the murderer of these male prostitutes, because no one else at Scotland Yard is interested.

Also, not surprised with Jack's success in discovering some very important information to help solve the case.

Near the end of Chapter Eleven.

Speaking of Chapter Eleven, we meet "The Owner," the thread (or, to use the Hindu word for thread, sutra) which connects all twenty-two "Tales From the Tarot" novels. The Owner owns a Magickal shop, and usually pulls a Tarot Card for our main character. All of the previous novels occur around the present day/present time, but this novel is set around 1888, London, England.

At the beginning of Chapter Eleven.

Hugh and Jack start to get closer, and the mystery of these vicious creatures begins to twist up a bit.

At the beginning of Chapter Nine.

Well, Hugh and Jack (aka Spring-Heeled Jack) spent the night together--platonically. Jack was quite the gentleman, and even made them breakfast.

I think it is safe to say that Hugh and Jack are soulmates. And that shall be a bad thing, until it becomes a good thing.

At the beginning of Chapter Eight.

Also, there seems to be an emerging Sci-Fi element to this story, and I am so here for it!!

A few pages away from finishing Chapter Five.

At the beginning of Chapter Four.

It feels so good to resume reading the books in the multi-author "Tales From the Tarot" series. This one is based on Key VI, The Lovers Card of the Tarot, and has references to Jack the Ripper, too.

Needless to say, when it comes to Queer (Gay) MM Romances, the Paranormal ones are my personal favorites.