Silver Moonlight
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In New Hampshire’s White Mountains at the end of World War I, Irene takes her shell-shocked fiancé to a place of enchantment she recalls from childhood in a desperate attempt to save his life. Stand alone short story, part of my Twin Birch House series.
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