The Pale Fracture
The dream was always the same: a pale oak, its bark split down the center like a wound that would not close, bleeding sap that looked too much like milk. Elias Thorne woke with the taste of iron in his mouth and the sound of rain drumming against the slate roof of his cottage in Oakhaven, a town that sat in the valley like a stone in a pocket. He was forty years old, a scholar of local history...
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