The Distant Summer
The mud was cold against my shins. It sucked at my boots with a wet, viscous sound, like a dying animal. I did not look back. I could not. To look back was to admit the weight of what I carried, and I had no strength left to bear it. "Run, Thomas," a voice whispered. It was not my own. It was the wind, or the ghosts in the hedges, or the madness taking root in my skull. "Run, or they will take...
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