33 - Dumpling by Coulson Kernahan

from Dumpling · host Coulson Kernahan

Thrust into the heart of Londons opium dens for a revealing expos√©, a newspaperman becomes an unlikely hero as he stumbles upon a radical plot to topple the government. Will he manage to thwart the anarchists scheme? Find out in this gripping narrative brought to life by Brian Fullen.

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