Winchester Wenches #9 - 14.04 Discussion

Episode 9 of the The Winchester Wenches‘s Podcast podcast, hosted by Wayward Studio, titled "Winchester Wenches #9 - 14.04 Discussion" was published on November 2, 2018 and runs 52 minutes.

November 2, 2018 ·52m · The Winchester Wenches‘s Podcast

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T2 discuss 14.04 Mint Condition.... and of course stray off topic a LOT. Here's the link to Taryn's books that are talked about in the episode ... Winchester Falls Series (The girls call it the When You're Gone series ... but Taryn has renamed the series)

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T2 discuss 14.04 Mint Condition.... and of course stray off topic a LOT.

Here's the link to Taryn's books that are talked about in the episode ... Winchester Falls Series

(The girls call it the When You're Gone series ... but Taryn has renamed the series)

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