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The Question Nobody Asks Until It’s Too Late
Marcus Webb had been the pastor at Riverside Community Church for eleven years, and in that time he'
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The Boy from the Rectory Steps
My name's Daniel Ferris, and for thirty-one years I thought I knew exactly who I was. Turns out
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The Bride in White
My name is Jenna Whitfield, I'm thirty-one, and I run a small physical therapy practice outside
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Blind Aunt Geneva
The town of Millbrook, out past Ashland in the Ohio hill country, smelled of woodsmoke and wet leaves
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# THE DAY MY DAUGHTER PUT ON MY UNIFORM
I found out about it the way most men find out things they should've stopped—too late to change
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The Five Ways Out of Millhaven Woods
Cora Pruitt ran the general store at the edge of Millhaven Woods for thirty-one years, and she still
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# Mister Carver Never Kneels for Anyone
The little girl was wearing her mother's cleaning smock, three sizes too big, cinched at the waist
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# The Debt That Gets Paid in Water
That winter was dry — snow fell once in January and melted right away, like it had changed its mind.
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The Nursery Wing
Denise Calloway had held a lot of newborns in her fourteen years working the maternity floor at Riverside
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The Bridge on Miller Hollow Road
I've hauled propane up Miller Hollow Road for going on nineteen years, and I never once figured I'