BooksEtc Magazine
Issue 11 | January/February 2021
cover image: Fabee @devoured_pages
Inside YOUR GUIDE TO ISSUE NO.10
7-12 Reviews Check out all our reviews all in one place in the magazine!
17 Sign me up to be Be Dazzled!! Vicki investigates exactly why Iceland WINS Christmas!!! :D
21 Book comparison: Addie LaRue + A Sudden Appearance of Hope. Similar books? Feeling confused? Have a look at this comparison.
24 Why I set my Goodreads goal at ONE book Our guest contributor Shauna got the chance to speak to her favourite author Maria V Snyder.
26 2021 Bookish Calendar image: image: Chloe Chloe @chloeschapters @chloeschapters
All the important dates to help every bookstagrammer keep in the know!
Hiya! from the editor
Hi there gorgeous ones! Well, 2021 started with a BANG didn't it? LOL Hopefully you are all safe, happy and well. There are SO many books releasing this year that I am looking forward to, what about you? So, now for some real talk - I have some bittersweet news, this will be my last issue as editor of BooksEtc. I have made the incredibly hard decision to step away from the magazine which I took over from my lovely friend Nicky six months ago. Wow. What a ride. I've had the opportunity to speak with and meet so many authors, creators and bookstagrammers in this time and its been SUCH an amazing time. Its also sweet becuase I am handing my baby over to an incredible team who will be lead by two phenomenal ladies who I know will bring their amazing flair to the mag. So for now, its bye from me, I hope you enjoy this issue.
x JayseGet in touch!! BOOKSETCMAG@GMAIL.COM @BOOKSETC_MAG
Editor Jayse - @Itsmejayse SPECIAL THANKS TO: Cover image - Fabee - @Devoured_Pages Contributors Tamika - @Paperbackandflickchick Blue - @Bluesfairytales_ Ange - @Pnrbookloverreviews Casey - @Through.thepages Ellie - @Labsandliterature Vicki - @AntipodeanBookclub Kimberly - @Enchanted.Bookshelf Copyright Š 2021 Books Etc Magazine All rights reserved, material in Books Etc Magazine is protected under the Commonwealth Copyright Act 1968. No material may be reproduced in part thereof or in whole without written consent from the copyright holders. Copyright responsibility for supplied material rests with the provider. The opinions expressed in Books Etc Magazine are those of individual contributors and not necessarily those of its editors and publishers. Every attempt is made for accuracy, however information and figures contained in this magazine have been provided to us by the advertisers and their sources. No warranty is given by Books Etc Magazine as to the accuracy of any figures or information contained in this magazine. Perspective purchasers are urged to rely on their own enquiries.
Review
Synopsis: Like all Blessed in the First Country, Kaylene is kept behind the stone walls of the Sanctuary to ensure the protection of others. Life has not been unbearable, though. She has found friends - and in Luka, even love. Then Luka dies in a terrible accident and Kaylene's entire world falls apart.Life itself seems devoid of any hope until a chance encounter with a stranger gives Kaylene a purpose that sets her and her friends on a path that challenges everything she's believed: to reach beyond death itself and bring him back. A standalone book in the Legends of the Godskissed Continent world, Deliverance of the Blessed weaves a tale of loss, longing, and encountering the unexpected,
which builds to a thrilling conclusion. I have adored A. B Endacott's writing now for a number of years. From her first novel, The Queendom of the Seven Lakes to this her latest release, I have j have fallen deeply in love with the world Alice has created, the multi-faceted countries of the Gods-kissed continent, the characters, the stories and culture, everything just sits perfectly for me. In The Deliverance of the Blessed, Endacott explores the notion of grief, this can be felt within each page, the almost physical weight that presses down on the protragonist, Kaylene (Kaya) after the death of her first and only love Luka. Life as she and her friends knows it changed drastically
by Jayse when she has a chance encounter with an old one. This one encounter sets in motion events which will shift the foundation of each character. Filled with Endacott's almost lyrical prose, this addition to the Gods-kissed continent is one not to be missed and is already my favourite read of this 2021. Make sure to add this one to your TBR, not only will you be delving into an incredible fantasy world, but you'll be supporting an amazing indie Australian author.
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Synopsis:
elusive man, why she imagined his voice in her head When Breen Kelly was a girl, saying Come home, Breen her father would tell her stories Siobhan. It’s time you came of magical places. Now she’s home. Why she dreamed of an anxious twentysomething dragons. And where her true mired in student debt and destiny lies—through a portal working a job she hates. But in Galway that takes her to a one day she stumbles upon a land of faeries and mermaids, shocking discovery: her to a man named Keegan, and mother has been hiding an to the courage in her own investment account in her heart that will guide her name. It has been funded by through a powerful, dangerous her long-lost father—and it’s destiny. worth nearly four million dollars. Nora, Nora, Nora - what incredible worlds you create! This newfound fortune would I'm not sure that everyone be life-changing for anyone. knows that Nora Roberts But little does Breen know that writes amazing FANTASY!!! when she uses some of the I think people assume she only money to journey to Ireland, it writes soppy romance, will unlock mysteries she WRONG! It's been my mission couldn’t have imagined. Here, to change peoples perceptions she will begin to understand of her, so I'll say it again, NORA why she kept seeing that ROBERTS WRITES AMAZING silver-haired, FANTASY.
by Jayse This book sets up a new fantasy world steeped in Irish folklore, I adored the relationship between Breen and her fabulous gay best friend. Their adventure to Ireland was just so vivid, so exciting, so fun, it felt like I was right there beside them both. I also enjoyed the budding romance between Keegan and Breen, I can see that its going to get STEAMY!! This book was a wonderful introduction to a world I know I'm going to fall deeply in love with. Thank you to Hachette Australia for the review copy of this book. https://www.hachette.com.au/ nora-roberts/the-awakeningthe-dragon-heart-legacybook-1
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Synopsis:
Cursed is described as "a reimagining of the Arthurian legend, told through the eyes of Nimue, a young heroine with a mysterious gift who is destined to become the powerful (and tragic) Lady of the Lake. After her mother's death, she finds an unexpected partner in Arthur, a young mercenary, in a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword. Over the course of her journey, Nimue will become a symbol of courage and rebellion against the terrifying Red Paladins, and their complicit King Uther."[1] In another piece on that site, Andreeva calls the show "a coming-of-age story whose themes are familiar to our own time: the obliteration of the natural world, religious terror, senseless war, and finding the
courage to lead in the face of the impossible". (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C ursed_(2020_TV_series) This series blew my mind. I've never really liked the tale of Arthur and the knights of the round table bla bla whatever its called. BUT I did love the flim Merlin from the 90's staring Sam Neil (Jurassic Park). This was what drove me to try this new series from Netflix staring Katherine Langford (Thirteen Reasons Why). What I got was Game of Thrones meets the best fantasy movie you've ever seen. I loved the character Nimue, I loved her power and her courage to fight for what she
by Jayse believes in. If you like fantasy, magic, special effects and a little bit of steam, you should check this one out. I loved it. Trigger warning for blood and gore, it does have good shock value and it is rather realistic.
Review
Synopsis:
surprise baby (she thought it was stress eating). Oly faces Bump is a new Stan original even more scrutiny when her series. It centres around Oly, an virgin boyfriend asks who the ambitious and high-achieving baby's father is.....ooooops Oly, teenage girl who has a surprise looks like you're in for a bumpy baby and the complications ride. that ensue for two families. There are more than a few Soooooooo, I have a confession familiar faces in the series, to make......I may have binged starting with one of my this entire season in three favourites Claudia Karvan. nights viewing..........IT WAS Claudia shines in this where THAT GOOD! she plays Oly's mother who is struggling to keep up with her If you're looking for a laugh daughters life as well as keep which is paired with some her eccentric ex partner in line. really heartfelt moments and a plethora of LGBT+ vibes, If you're looking for a laugh Bump, a newly released Stan this series is definately for you. original series is for you. The show focuses on Oly, a self confessed perfectionist, straight A student who in the first episode deliveres a
by Jayse
BOOK COMPARISON
The Invisible Life of Addie Larue VS The Sudden Appearance of Hope By Fabee
Books are such wonderful pieces of magic, that transport us to other worlds, times, fashions make us feel emotions we may not normally feel, even high-lighting thoughts and feelings that have always been there. Writers are the magical beings that create these wonderous portals. There are genres, tropes, fandoms and more that can magnetically pull our attentions to stories - and in such we can read one story and find it similar to another. I recently finished “The Invisible life of Addie Larue” By Victoria Schwab, and in the first instances couldn’t help but correlate the story to one I had already read a few years ago by Claire North - her novel, “The Sudden Appearance of Hope”. Although the premise of these stories are the same, (A female lead who once out of sight is forgotten), one book I could not put down, and the other threw me into the depths of a reading slump. It made me wonder why, and so I decided to have a look at how these stories, although so similar - left me feeling entirely on opposites sides of the spectrum. “The Invisible Life of Addie Larue” by Victoria Schwab (2020) VS. “The Sudden Appearance of Hope” by Claire North NOMADIC | 24 (2016)
With the literary world in a frenzy over “The Invisible life of Addie Larue” it isn’t hard to see why, this book has taken the book community by storm (me included).
Unfortunately, ‘Hope’ didn’t leave an impression on me. Her story and her personality left her as forgettable to me as to the people around her in the book.
The first instance of why I liked one story so much is the delivery; Addie’s story is told outside of herself and is a recollection of present and past. Hope’s delivery is first person, almost like a diary entry as there are dot points and lists. It is a linear timeline rather than the coaxing of intelligence through time such as in ‘Addie Larue’.
Both the Characters of ‘Hope’ and ‘Addie’ yearn to be remembered, but for this reader - I finished reading both these books, and only having one leave an impression.
With Addie Larue, we are also given a literal devil in the form of ‘Luc’ - who is the instigator of circumstance for Addie. He is our morally grey character that has a perverse need to want to break Addie’s spirit, this insights the character arc for both Addie and Luc and their growth of person, values, wants and needs. Hope begins a slow descent into being forgotten, until one day no-one recognises her. We are never really given a reason to why this happens, although it may be a metaphor of being the age of trying to finds one self (just as Henry is trying to find his direction and lives purpose in ‘Addie Laure’). Hope’s relationships are fleeting and with it, we never really get to dive into her personality - so for me as a reader - I couldn’t form those connections with her - whether this is intentional by the author or not, I found it only frustrating as a reader. The story of Hope offers a sense of danger only in the presence of ‘Luca Evard’, a detective who is beginning to see the patterns surrounding Hope’s endeavours, although never able to remember Hope long enough to catch her and her criminal activities she has had to turn to for survival (Yes, sounding familiar isn’t it?) “The invisible life of Addie Larue” offers so many more layers to the story than the linear telling by Claire North of ‘Hope’. The ‘Enemies to Lovers’ trope is a little bent and twisted B ybutJstill o ytangent c e Wbetween r i g h tAddie and Luc. It has all the ‘Taming Of The Shrew’ qualities as we P h o tstubbornness o g r a p h swear b yupon M aLuc r k over Halberg see Addie’s time, “as with rocks.”… It is these tropes that allows us to recognise change, and as readers to make those connections with the characters and their worlds. These changes and growth in characters allows us to have empathy and feelings for these characters, that leave IN THE SPOTLIGHT an impression long after we have closed the book.
'Blood will spill. Death awaits ... But who will pay the price?'
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Sequins, diamantes and hot glue guns could only mean one thing...Ryan La Sala has just released his second book!! When he's not writing he's breaking out another cosplay. His debut novel Reverie captured my imaginaton and in Be Dazzled, his follow up, he shifts gear and takes us deep inside the world of ComicCon and Cosplay Competitons...we sat down with Ryan to chat about all this and more...
Jayse - Hiya Ryan! Long time no chat! Hows it going? Whats goss? Spill some tea! Ryan - What ISN’T gross right now? I’m a pretty germaphobic person and rather suspicious of other people, so to be living through a literal pandemic is quite the manifested nightmare. Aside from that, it’s going well. I recently quit my job to focus on writing/authoring full time, which mostly means I spend a lot of time starting at my walls, playing video games, and doing the dishes right after I dirty them. It’s an oddly thorough life. Jayse – Okay, so, we are here to chat a bit about Be Dazzled; what can you tell us about this, your second book? Ryan - Be Dazzled is my second book but it’s built out of many of my first loves. It’s about two ex boyfriends pitted against one another in an arts and crafts competition, in the work of competitive cosplay at a comic book convention. It’s very fun and ridiculous, but it’s underpinned with a lot of very real emotion, which is often the case with the art we make and consume. Raffy, the main character, is a young artist determined to prove to his posh mother that his costumes/cosplays are real art, but to do so he needs to reckon with his own destructive perfectionism. And the fact that his ex boyfriend re-enters his life just as the book begins, and the further fact that perfectionism is what strained their relationship? It’s a really rich mix of drama, emotion, humor, and style. It was a joy to write this book. Jayse – After the success of Reverie, were you a little
trepidatious about the follow up? Ryan - No. Honestly, no. If I felt any trepidation, it was only because a lot of people ask me about a sequel to Reverie, which this is not. But once that’s cleared up I feel nothing but excitement delivering this book to my readers. It was an easy and fun book to write, and it’s so different from Reverie that it’s hard for me, the author, to really compare them. Reverie feels like this dreamy awakening phase of my life. Be Dazzled feels like a sunny present.
I’m compelled to create in any form. I cursed Raffy, our main character, with the same compulsion. And his ex may or may not resemble very closely my own ex boyfriend, who had to suffer the same proximity to a partner perhaps too focused on their art. - Ryan La Sala
Jayse – Arts, crafts and popculture seem to be a huuuuuuge theme throughout Be Dazzled and I know that you are a crafty minx. Did your life have any influence in the book? Ryan – Crafty minx! I love that. I love arts and crafts and I’m making stuff constantly. In fact, my books are actually an extension of this constant making of things. I’m compelled to create in any form. I cursed Raffy, our main character, with the same compulsion. And his ex may or may not resemble very closely my own ex boyfriend, who had to suffer the same proximity to a partner perhaps too focused on their art. As for pop-culture, that’s real for me, too. I’m not sure if anime counts as pop-culture, but anime and
anime-inspired media is the bedrock of my creative inspiration, and writing about teens who love anime, video games and comics feels right to me. Because that was me. As a teen, we used to sneak into cons just to be around more of ourselves. Writing back into this world has been such a balm, especially in a year when none of these cons could happen.
which is impossible, because the books are terrible. But also wonderful? Right now we’re reading Modelland, a fantasy/dystopian by Tyra Banks, and it’s a work of genius. The podcast itself is genius, too. It’s pure escapism and ridiculousness and it’s been awesome to bring levity to our listeners every week while the world basically turns into a less funny dystopia.
Jayse – ComicCons are amazing, which, in your opinion is the best one to attend? Ryan - If you’re near New York City, of course you’ll want to attend NYCC (New York Comic Con) because of the sheer scale of it, and be sure to attend the Championships of Cosplay! But Anime Boston is another fav, and there are many, many smaller and more regional cons every year. I suggest people get acquainted with the con schedule local to them, and make a point of going to the smaller cons, too. Often those are much friendlier, less overwhelming environments, and they allow you to do what I think cons do best: meet new friends who like the same weird stuff you do. Jayse – What’s next on Ryan’s big adventure? Ryan - I’m going beyond books! The pandemic gave me a lot of time to focus my creativity on things other than writing, so I’ve started a youtube channel where I do craft projects (usually while drunk) and book reports (also drunk? a theme). I’ve also started a podcast with Claribel Ortega, another author, called Celebrity Book Club, where we read celebrity-penned fiction and do our best to analyze it critically,
Quickfire Questions!!!! Pizza or Pasta? Pasta! Without a doubt pasta. Sorry to Big Pizza but I’m a pasta truther. Sailor moon or Studio Ghibli? Sailor Moon but only cuz you’re making me pick. Arts or Crafts? Crafts. I’m less about the artistic glamour of something, and more about the process of crafting it. What are you reading right now? Mexican Gothic! And it’s super duper. Next film you’ll see? I watch The Fifth Element every couple of weeks, so probably that Instagram or TikTok? TikTok. Instagram is an ugly catalog that obsesses over how to make it hard to create content. TikTok is pure, foolish creation. I love it right now. Where do you get good coffee in NYC? I am famously uncultured when it comes to coffee. I have an uncomplicated pallet. I can’t answer this without being sent to coffee jail, so I plead the fifth. Summer or Winter? Winter. Summer is lovely but I am happiest when I am working on projects, and I do that mostly in winter.
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WHY I SET MY GOODREADS GOAL TO 1 BOOK AN EXPOSE BY JAYSE
In 2020, I pushed myself to the limit. For
I stopped and had a think about this - most of those
some reason I felt massive pressure to read as
people don't have full-time jobs, most of those
many books a I humanly could. This lead to
people aren't parents to three young children, one of
me not enjoying books and reading as much
which has extra needs and takes up a lot of time.
as I should have. So this year I've decided to set my Goodreads goal to...
ONE BOOK!
Most of those people aren't putting together a bookish magazine every month. I need to stop comparing myself to everyone else and run my own show. This is something I am going to be 100% focused on during 2021.
This has bee so liberating for me, I have already
This is also the reason that I'll be stepping away from
achieved my goal of reading one book this year and
BooksEtc Magazine as editor. This magazine means
the rest of the books I'll read this year will be FOR
the world to me, the community we have created
ME!
means the world to me, but I need my ME time back, I need my family time back. That comes first.
Last year, any time I wasn't reading I was feeling guilty that I wasn't reading, I was feeling pressure to
So, what do you think? What have you set your
keep up with the amazing, incredible
Goodreads goal at? Have you even set a reading goal
bookstagrammers who can read a few books every
for this year? We'd love to hear from you.
single week.
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2021 BOOKISH CALLE NDAR By Fabee Kicking the Dumpster fire that was 2020 to the curb, Let us welcome 2021 with open arms and celebrations beyond New Years Eve! The Bookstagram community has some fabulous photo challenges and photo prompts to help with our content and inspirations, but I thought I would compile a list with a selection of literary and im-portant dates to mark on your calendars, whether to celebrate, commemorate or have a little fun with.
January
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1: New Year’s Day 2: National Science Fiction Day 5: National Screenwriter’s Day 5: “LORE” by Alexandra Bracken - RELEASE DATE 6: National Cuddle Up Day 8: National Bubble Bath Day 18: National Winnie-the-Pooh Day 19: Edgar Allen Poe was born in 1809 24: National Compliment Day 26: “A VOW SO BOLD AND DEADLY” by Brigid Kemmerer - RELEASE DATE 28: Pride and Prejudice publication date in 1813 29: “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe is first published 31: National Hot Chocolate Day February
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2: “The Survivors” by Jane Harper RELEASE DATE 4: World Cancer Day 5: World Read Aloud Day
6: Take Your Child to the Library Day 9: “GAME CHANGER” by Neal Shusterman RELEASE DATE 12: Judy Blume was born in 1938 / Chinese New Year 13: Galentine’s Day 14: Valentine’s Day 16: Reading Rainbow Day 16: “A COURT OF SILVER FLAMES” by Sarah J Maas RELEASE DAY 18: National Drink Wine Day 20: National Love Your Pet Day March 1-7: (First full week of March) – Read an eBook Week 1-7: Will Eisner Week promoting comics, graphic novel literacy, free speech, and the work of artist Will Eisner 2: Dr. Seuss was born in 1904 2: “LATER” by Stephen King RELEASE DATE 8: International Women’s Day 9: “HOW BEAUTIFUL WE WERE” by Imbolo Mbue RELEASE DATE
April 1: April Fools Day 2: Children’s Book Day / Good Friday 4: 1984 Day (the protagonist starting writing the book on 4/4/1984) / Maya Angelou’s birthday 4: DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ENDS 8: Holocaust Remembrance Day 9: National Unicorn Day 10: The Great Gatsby was published in 1925 / Encourage a Young Writer Day 12: D.E.A.R. Drop Everything And Read Day 13: Scrabble Day 15: Celebrate Teen Literature Day 22: Earth Day 23: National Talk Like Shakespeare Day / World Book Day 25: ANZAC DAY 27: Tell a Story Day 27: “ANNA K AWAY” by Jenny Lee RELEASE DATE 28: National Great Poetry Reading Day May: Mental Health Month 1: International Harry Potter Day 1: Mother Goose Day
3-9: Childrens Book Week 9: Mother’s Day 9: Peter Pan Day 4: Star Wars Day (May the Fourth be with you) •4: “REALM BREAKER” by Victoria Aveyard RELEASE DATE 6: National Beverage Day •12: Limerick Day •22: Sherlock Holmes Day •31: Reconciliation Day June: 1: “OUR WOMAN IN MOSCOW” by Beatriz Williams RELEASE DATE 3: Kate Forsyth Birthday 8: National Best Friends Day 10: National Iced Tea Day 12: Anne Frank was born on 1929 and received her diary in 1942 14: International Bath Day •14: Queens Birthday 15: Nature Photography Day 19: Juneteenth 21: National Selfie Day •23: Typewriter Patent Awarded 30: Social Media Day / National Outfit of the Day (OOTD) Day
July: 2: Matthew Reilly Birthday 4: First Week of NAIDOC WEEK 11: To Kill A Mockingbird was published in 1960 15: National Give Something Away Day 17: World Emoji Day 25: Parents Day 30: Paperback Book Day / International Friendship Day August: 1: National Sisters Day 2: National Coloring Book Day 9: National Book Lovers Day 13: FRIDAY THE 13TH 14: Love Your Bookshop Day 18: Bad Poetry Day 26: National Dog Day / National Women’s Equality Day 28: National Red Wine Day 30: National Beach Day 31: We Love Memoirs Day
September: 5: Fathers Day 6: National Read A Book Day 7: “EMPIRE OF THE VAMIRE” by Jay Kristoff RELEASE DAY 8: International Literacy Day 11: Remembrance of 9/11 12: National Grandparents Day / Mindfulness Day 13: Roald Dahl Day 19: Hermione Granger’s birthday 21: Stephen King was born in 1947 / International Day of Peace 24: F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in 1896 •27: John Marsden was born in 1950 •29: National Coffee Day (US) 30: The first volume of Little Women was published in 1868 October: National Book Month LGBT History Month •1: International Coffee Day 5: World Teacher Day 6: Mad Hatter Day 8: Global Cat Day 10: World Mental Health Day •11: Myths and Legends Day 23: Make a Difference Day 27: Sylvia Plath was born in 1932 29: National Cat Day 31: Halloween November: National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) 1: National Authors Day / National Family Literacy Day 12: Jay Kristoff Birthday 13: On this day in 1980 “The Shining” was released 15: I Love to Write Day 19: Women’s Entrepreneurship Day 22: The eponymous date of Stephen King’s 11/22/63 •29: Louisa May Alcott’s Birthday (author of ‘Little Women’) 30: Mark Twain was born in 1835 December: •1: World AIDS Day •1: National Grinch Day 2: Special Education Day
5: International Volunteer Day 7: Letter Writing Day 16: Jane Austen was born in 1775 21: Celebrate Short Fiction Day 24: Christmas Eve 24: Jolabokaflod, Iceland’s Yule Book Flood 25: Christmas Day 31: New Years Eve / National Champagne Day
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10: National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 14: National Write Down Your Story Day 15: The Ides of March (Julius Caesar is stabbed, 44 B.C.) 16: National Freedom of Information Day 17: St. Patrick’s Day 18: National Close the Gap Day 20: Fred Rogers was born in 1928 / “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” Day 21: World Poetry Day •22 - Captain James T. Kirk's birthday (If Star Trek is correct, he will be born on March 22, 2233, in Riverside, Iowa) 23: National Puppy Day 25: National Tolkien Reading Day 25: Gondorian New Year - the day that the One Ring was destroyed in the fires of Mount Doom 26: Robert Frost was born in 1874
Be sure to check out the new volume combining both books from the Queendom of the Sevenlakes duology + new, never before released content.
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