The Distant Journey
Forty-two of Corvid Lane smelled of wet wool and old paper. The rain had finally come, filling the dried wells of the Great Plains, turning the cracked earth into a slurry that sucked at the boots of those who walked it. Frank Muncy stood in the queue at the temp agency, his hands clasped behind his back, feeling the dampness seep into his cuffs. He was thirty years old, a tow-truck dispatcher...
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