The Distant Nightmare
The radio handset was cold, slick with condensation that smelled of ozone and wet wool. Elias Thorne gripped it until his knuckles whitened, the plastic casing digging into the meat of his palm. He was thirty-four years old, and his hands were mapped with the white scars of old shrapnel, but tonight they shook with a violence that had nothing to do with the cold. The borderland stretched out...
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