Genesis

Genesis

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Winifred never asked for any of this. How did this happen to her. She had done nothing but been good and kind to others... and now her parents were dead, and she was being blamed as the murderer. There's no way she did it... did she? No, there must be someone else pulling the strings. But who? As her world spins out of control, dear Freddie must learn that the only person she can trust is herself.
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