The Golden Circuit
Act I In the highland towns of the 1840s, a promise is a weight that settles in the chest before it settles in the ledger. Rehema Hersi knew this weight well. It sat in her parlor at forty-two of Corvid Lane, a narrow house built of stone and damp, where the air always smelled of wet wool and the metallic tang of old blood. She was a seamstress, a woman of steady hands and a quiet tongue, but...
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