The Distant Threshold
The mud was thick and black and tasted of iron, a sludge that sucked at Thomas Bradshaw’s boots with a hungry, wet persistence, and he knew, with the cold clarity that often precedes death, that he was not fighting the men in the grey tunics but the very earth itself which sought to pull him down into the dark, into the place where his father had gone and where he knew, with a terror that had...
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