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A Novelette by J.A. Burton.

It’s the year 1912, and Amelia Bergin finds herself in despair in the small mining town of Telluride, Colorado. For Amelia, it’s not just about having a simple yet challenging life. She desires experiences and adventures that can lift her from the reality that she despises.

But with the death of her father and a fading marriage, she struggles to accept the hardships that comes with her life as it is. After contemplating her own death on a restless fall night, she encounters a cabin and a stranger deep in the rugged mountains that causes a detour in her plans.

Amelia wrestles with her thoughts and her alarming situation with the mystery person on the mountain, and she is forced to make a decision that becomes her greatest battle: to live.

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