Jack the Ripper's Many Faces is a set of four short stories that all link together and takes the reader on a quest to finally find out, who wore Jack the Ripper's Face? The first story, Confession of a Killer takes the reader hand in hand with the famous murderer through the smog filled streets of Whitechapel, London in 1888. The second, The Lady Vanishes jumps forward a few years for the reader to be a part of the Dr Crippen Case through the eyes of the one policeman that was involved in both the ripper and Crippen cases, Walter Dew. The third, The Artist Paints Murder pushes the reader back to before the Ripper Murders began with a young artist and his lover (who later becomes Dr Crippen's wife) to understand why the murders happened. The fourth, The True Face of the Murderer is set in modern day and with the help of a Sherlock Holmes fan, who finds a letter to Sir Conan Doyle, the reader finally understands the meaning behind all the other stories plus who was Jack the Ripper.