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Redlight Daycare

Redlight Daycare

Russell Helms

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sij books
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9781943661718
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Little fireball Milo Yeats finds himself attending a daycare run by prostitutes. His single mother is at her wits’ end, trying to care for him while training to be a dental assistant. When Milo’s grandfather finds out about the men coming and going at Mrs. Adams’ Daycare, he decides to investigate and averts a near disaster.

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