โ Scribed by Deborah J. Ross
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Fantasy short story. Their only hope lies across the sea: escaping a brutal witch-hunt and the flaming ruins of the city, Eliane gathers the frightened orphans onboard the last ship. But the ocean holds its own perils... and the secret to Eliane's past.
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