The Pale Exile
The fire started in the bell tower of St. Jude’s at the hour when the sun was bleeding into the western ridge. It did not roar. It whispered. A dry, rustling hiss that smelled of pine resin and old sin. By the time the first smoke curled out, black and thick as a widow’s shawl, the town of Oakhaven was already watching. They watched from their doorsteps, from the porches of the clapboard...
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