Chains on the River
The Mississippi smelled of rot and magnolia and something older, something that had been in the ground before the first European boot pressed into this soil. Silas Blackwood stood on the bank of the river and breathed it in, the way a man breathes the air in his own house—deeply, without thinking about it, the way you breathe something that has become part of your blood. Below him, the Federal...
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