The Pale Mist
The leather of the saddle was slick with cold, and Thomas Bradshaw’s hands were so numb he could barely feel the reins cutting into his palms. He rode north through the heath, the gray sky pressing down on the moor like a wet wool blanket. He was forty years old, a man whose face had been carved by wind and duty, and he carried a warrant in his breast pocket that felt heavier than the iron...
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