Las cinco mujeres: Las vidas olvidadas de las víctimas de Jack el Destripador

This perspective shift offers a fresh take on the Ripper case, but I wonder what motivated this focus and how it changes the story for readers.

The book’s rich context made the women’s struggles more real, but it also heightened the emotional impact. How did others react to this approach?

Telling stories of victims can sometimes risk sensationalism, but this book seemed to handle it with care. Was that a deliberate choice?