What if the face staring back from the darkness was not entirely your own?
Doctor Alistair Finch was a man of cold, hard facts. He trusted carbon dating, historical ledgers, and the unyielding laws of physics. Superstition, he believed, was a disease of the uneducated mind. His acquisition of the obsidian speculum—a scrying mirror from the sixteenth century—was purely academic. Its alleged con...
