The Distant Journey
The ledger on the passenger seat of the rental car weighed four pounds, two ounces, a precise burden that Elias Thorne checked three times before the engine caught. He was forty-two, an investigator for Meridian Mutual, and he had spent the last decade measuring the weight of other people’s lies in cubic feet of policy language. Now, driving toward the remote hollow of Oakhaven, he carried a...
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