And so there ends my first serious (sort of, anyway) foray into the world of horror, wrapped in a historical setting. I quite enjoyed it, although due to the word limit of 7k, I didn't get to flesh it out the way I wanted. But that's okay - I'll definitely be returning to this in the future to lengthen it into a full-length novel. I already have so many ideas.
So what did you think of Evelyn's adventure? I'd love to hear your thoughts and if you have any constructive criticism, I'd love to hear that, too!
Thank you so much for reading The Doll's House! I hope you enjoyed it, and make sure to keep this book in your library and/or drop a follow if you want to get updates about the revision (although, it won't be happening for a while). Also, feel free to join my discord if you want to (link in my bio!).
I hope you all have an amazing day!
Skylar Wittenborn
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The Doll's House
Historical FictionWhen Evelyn finds an old doll in the woods outside the old Hope Estate, she's drawn back in time to the last day of 1899, before the fall of the estate. As the minutes tick away, leading to the time of the estate's downfall, Evelyn must find a way t...
