The Distant Threshold
The brass doorknob was cold, but it held the heat of a dying hand. Elias Thorne touched it, and the metal shimmered, resolving into the ghost of a knuckle, then a wrist, then the pale, terrified curve of Clara’s neck. He pulled his hand back as if burned. The smell of sulfur and wet wool hit him before the vision did. He was in his own kitchen, or what had been his kitchen. The fog had rolled...
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