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A Haunting Tale in “The Half Killed” by Quenby Olson — Book Review
A Literary Journey into Mystery, Fantasy, and Victorian Darkness
“The Half Killed” by Quenby Olson is a haunting story that blends mystery, fantasy, and a spooky vibe that’ll give you goosebumps. Come with me and explore the creepy twists and turns of this story.
From the Back Cover
Dorothea Hawes has no wish to renew contact with what lies beyond the veil. After an attempt to take her own life, she has retired into seclusion, but as the wounds on her body heal, she is drawn back into a world she wants nothing more than to avoid.
She is sought out by Julian Chissick, a former man of God who wants her help in discovering who is behind the gruesome murder of a young woman. But the manner of death is all too familiar to Dorothea, and she begins to fear that something even more terrible is about to unleash itself on London.
And so Dorothea risks her life and her sanity in order to save people who are oblivious to the threat that hovers over them. It is a task that forces her into a confrontation with her own lurid past and tests her ability to shape events frighteningly beyond her control.
