Shifting the Trail
The trail was quiet the way it only gets in the off-season, when the snow stops being something people pay to ride through and goes back…
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The trail was quiet the way it only gets in the off-season, when the snow stops being something people pay to ride through and goes back…
Gail had been in Caherdaniel for fourteen months by then, and most of that time she had spent telling herself that starting over at…
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The bus dropped me at the top of the cliff road at ten in the morning, and I have to tell you, my first thought was that Bette's…
The apartment had been quiet for eleven days.
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The static starts up at 7:40, same as always.