The Distant Promise
Thorne, the mortar’s gone. The voice came from the shadows of the transept, thin and reedy, belonging to no one. Elias Thorne did not turn. He was forty-two, a master mason with hands that knew the grain of limestone better than the lines of his own wife’s face, and he was standing alone in the hollowed-out shell of St. Jude’s Chapel, the autumn wind whistling through the broken rose window...
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