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The Last Chance Detectives: Escape from Fire Lake

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Mike è scomparso. I Last Chance Detectives lanciano una ricerca disperata di lui. Ma è una corsa contro il tempo e le probabilità sono contro di loro. È una storia di sopravvivenza, speranza, coraggio e fede in Dio.

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