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    Don't Look Behind the Fridge
    Don't Look Behind the Fridge
    Don't Look Behind the Fridge
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    Don't Look Behind the Fridge

    By Julian Lechmus

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    Don’t Look Behind the Fridge is a spy/mystery/romance drama though the tone is generally “light-hearted’ with some humour. The influential characters are women, and it’s LGBT-plus friendly. Much of it is the observations of the main character protagonist called Jules Lemos, who returns home after a 10-year hiatus with little memory of his past that he chose to forget for painful reasons. He accidentally bombed an Iranian village that was supposed to be the headquarters of an Islamic terrorist organization, which it wasn’t - a fatal mistake. So, what do you do when you're really mentally f..ked up?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStoryBridge Press
    Release dateMay 3, 2023
    ISBN9780648821663
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