The Distant Clue
The cold in the Blackwood Mill did not behave like weather. It settled in the joints, a heavy, damp thing that smelled of rust and old oil. Arthur Vane had worked the night shift for fourteen years, long enough to know the mill’s moods. But lately, the silence had teeth. He wanted his father’s name cleared from the ledger. It was a simple want, or so it had seemed before the overseer, Mr....
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