Grey nomads in mystery highway horror: enjoy Chapter One of The Prospect
In the wild mining town of Kalgoorlie, investigative reporter Zara Ellison asks questions about a horror highway accident involving a pair of grey nomads. But some secrets are buried deep. This is Chapter One of
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