The Crows of Oak Hill
The Spanish moss hung from the cypress trees like the beards of old men who had forgotten how to speak. It dripped from the branches in gray-green strands that swayed in the wind without wind, because the air in the Mississippi swamp was always moving, always breathing, always alive in a way that made you feel watched even when you were alone. Esther McRay had been alone for thirty-three...
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