The Bone Lighthouse
She came to the rock at dusk, as all Hartwells had come to the rock for one hundred and forty years. Eleanor stood on the deck of the supply boat, one canvas bag at her feet, the North Sea wind tearing at her coat. The lighthouse rose before her like a bone finger—white stone, blackened by a century of salt and smoke, its lantern room glowing faint amber against the bruised purple sky. She had...
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