The House at the Edge of Silence
The river moved slow as honey that day, thick with silt and the weight of everything it had carried downstream for a thousand years. Silas Black stood on the porch of the house that had belonged to his mother, and he could feel the humidity pressing against his skin like a living thing. The Mississippi Valley in the summer was a place that breathed—inhaling the heat of the day and exhaling it...
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