the fremantle handyman
queerlady
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queerlady
Ongoing, First published Jun 09, 2021
Mature
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in fremantle, australia, there's a killer on the loose. hands are piled next to doors, the western australia police department is collectively losing its mind, and nadine's husband went missing right before a string of gruesome murders hit the area. suburban secrets breed lies, and apparently murder.
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