The Golden Master
The fog came in with the tide each morning, thick and grey and smelling of brine and old iron, and Beatrice Whitmore would unlatch the shop door at half past six and watch it pour across the cobbles like a slow river swallowing the narrow lane. The village of Marlowe's End clung to the north Devon coast like barnacles to a hull—stone cottages with slate roofs, a church whose spire leaned as...
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