Dark Fantasy | February 2008 | Archives
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Silvia Moreno-Garcia |
The dizzying heat, the mosquitoes trying to nibble at his neck and the rum must have triggered some hidden mechanism inside John Leight, because all of a sudden he chuckled and said the most ridiculous thing.
“Last night I dreamt Agatha tore my fingers off.”
Richard, who had been babbling animatedly now grew quiet.
“There was a man who had nightmares such as yours. He dreamt of Agatha Regant and fell gravely ill. He is dead. His cousin, Madeline Locke, swears Agatha is a witch.”
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