The Pale Path
The road to Blackmoor Cross was not so much a road as a memory of one—pale ribbons of crushed limestone worn smooth by centuries of hooves and wheels, disappearing into a fog that clung to the lowlands like a secret unwilling to be told. Thomas Ellery rode into that fog at dawn on a Tuesday in October, though the fog did not care for Tuesdays, nor for the fact that he was carrying a letter...
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