The Pale Bridge
Chapter One Hjordis Halvorsen had spent the last three winters watching the water table drop, a slow, invisible theft that left the roots of the apple trees in the border park brittle and brown. He was a beach inspector in the off-season, a title that meant he checked the integrity of the seawalls while the tourists were gone, but in the early two-thousands of the northern cape, work was a...
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