Avelrow Publishing
by Laura Carpenter
The first thing Cormac Keane noticed was the ferry timetable in the dead woman’s hand. Not the blood. Not the angle of her shoulder against the bottom shelf. Not the shoe lying half under the grey archive table as if she had kicked it off in irritation and meant to come back for it once the county had finished annoying her. Those things arrived afterwards, in the ordinary terrible order.
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The first thing Cormac Keane noticed was the ferry timetable in the dead woman’s hand. Not the blood. Not the angle of her shoulder against the bottom shelf. Not the shoe lying half under the grey archive table as if she had kicked it off in irritation and meant to come back for it once the county had finished annoying her. Those things arrived afterwards, in the ordinary terrible order.
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