What the Marsh Remembers
The Beauregard house sat at the end of a road that wasn't really a road—more like a suggestion of one, overgrown with wiregrass and the kind of live oak whose branches hung so heavy with Spanish moss they looked like they were praying. Clem knew this because she'd driven past it every day for seven years on her way to the high school in town, and every day she'd thought the same thing: that...
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