Twin Sisters at the Core of Dark Coming-of-Age Psycho Thriller By Debut Author

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(NewsUSA) - Most good thriller novels keep readers guessing until the end. Then there are some that cause jaws to drop.TKO Rogue has launched debut author Janet Porter’s intriguing, intricate and …

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Uncontested divorce: What it is and how to get one

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