The Golden Master
The seal was cold, heavier than it looked, and it fit into Elias Thorne’s palm like a key cut from bone. He stood in the black water of St. Jude’s crypt, the flood rising past his knees, the mud sucking at his boots with a wet, rhythmic pull. Mara’s hand was in his, limp and cold, her fingers interlaced with his as if she were still trying to hold onto him. The air hummed. It was a low, wet...
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