The Mossier's Bride
The fog rolled off the Yorkshire moors like a shroud being drawn across a face, and Eleanor Hartwell felt it before she saw it—the damp cold that seeped through wool and leather and bone, settling somewhere deep in her chest where warmth used to live. Blackthorne Hall rose from the peat bog like a drowned thing half-revived. Its turrets were lost in mist, its windows reflected nothing, and the...
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