The Distant Journey
Arthur. The name was not spoken with warmth. It was a summons, sharp as a knife against glass, cut through the fog that clung to the harbor of Oakhaven. Arthur Vane straightened his coat. The wool was damp. He had been walking for three hours. The island was small, a jagged tooth of granite jutting from the grey North Sea. He was thirty years old. He had come to redeem his honor. He had come to...
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