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Tommyknocker

Preston Child

Casa editrice: BookRix

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Since his mother's fatal accident, Julian Wolters' life has been getting out of control. And when he thought it could not come worse, a misshapen creature appears that seems to be connected to him and his greater family.
 
Can Julian get his life back on tracks and escape the spawn of hell?
 
Disponibile da: 25/09/2022.
Lunghezza di stampa: 22 pagine.

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