Louisville Police Officer William Quillo is caught between an English legend and a secret society in this thrilling story.

Praise for SPRING-HEELED JACK or THE TERROR OF LOUISVILLE PART I
"Reviving the spirit of the popular serial literature of the late 1800s, Ridley Barnett aims to thrill his readers while parsing out a sensational narrative that both entertains and informs. Creatively...

Louisville Police Officer William Quillo is caught between an English legend and a secret society in this thrilling story.

Praise for SPRING-HEELED JACK or THE TERROR OF LOUISVILLE PART I
"Reviving the spirit of the popular serial literature of the late 1800s, Ridley Barnett aims to thrill his readers while parsing out a sensational narrative that both entertains and informs. Creatively expanding on old newspaper accounts of bizarre unexplained aerial phenomena over the Ohio River in Louisville, he weaves in real-life events and historical figures to conjure up a believable image of a Victorian river city terrorized by something that comes bounding from above."
David Dominé, Louisville, author of A Dark Room in Glitter Ball City