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    Red Rages
    Red Rages
    Red Rages
    Ebook45 pages21 minutes

    Red Rages

    By Leah R Cutter

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    Ginger has reason to rage. Reason to get revenge as well.

     

    Then COVID-19 hits.

     

    And the timing seems perfect. Even if she has come down with the stupid plague herself.

     

    Nothing is going to stop her this time.

     

    Not even death itself.

     

    Another short mystery from Leah R. Cutter, part of the Year of Mystery!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKnotted Road Press
    Release dateApr 21, 2021
    ISBN9781393303008
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