With Myth and Fire

It was after midnight, and Nathan and Daimon were south of town in a cotton field, fighting mosquitoes and fear. They were eight miles outside of Shreveport—well past the glare of city lights and the earshot of good Samaritans. But being out that far was supposed to be a good thing because it put the cover of darkness on their side. At least that's what Colette, their big sister—home from college—had argued the night before

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