Beatrice Norton is a country girl. Working on a farm by day and pulling pints at the Big Apple pub by night, her simple life suits her just fine.
Arthur Redgrave is city boy. Raised in luxury by acting royalty, he dreams of conquering the Big Apple – New York – and isn’t afraid to trade off his parents’ name to get there.
But fed up with his entitled attitude, his parents ship him off to his dad’s childhood farm for a reality check. Tasked with showing Arthur the ropes, Beatrice finds herself stuck with man who can’t tell a pitchfork from a salad fork.
Despite their efforts to remain at odds, Arthur finds himself respecting the straight-talking farm girl and Beatrice wonders whether there’s more beneath his polished (and handsome) exterior. Can love bridge the gap between rural roots and big-city dreams, or will their hearts remain worlds apart?
Tropes:
Small town romance!
Enemies-to-lovers
Forced proximity
Low spice
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MY THOUGHTS
They say don’t judge a book by its cover and that saying got proven right for me as I read this. I have heard of this author before but have never read one of her books until now. A sweet feel-good story with a small-town feel that has some lovely characters, some will take you by surprise and make your heart smile. Once I started this, I read it way too late into the evening. Such a charming read!
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
287 pages Publisher Kensington Cozies Publication date
June 30, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
As Halloween descends upon the Scottish seaside town of Nairn, reluctant sleuth and knitting enthusiast Paislee Shaw finds herself investigating how an ancient ghost inspired a modern murder…
While Paislee will be celebrating All Hallow’s Eve by handing out candy to the trick or treaters at her Cashmere Crush sweater shop, her teenage son Brody seems to have given up the ghost. Uninterested in donning a superhero or monster costume, he’s just going to attend a party with his friends at the ice rink.
But Brody got swept up in the spirit of the season after all. Dared by the older kids, he went to the supposedly haunted Rait Ruins to capture video of a vengeful ghost. The local legend of the Rait Wraith has been passed down for generations—and still gives Paislee the creeps. While no specter actually roams the grounds, the lifeless body of university student Ailis Barclay is discovered there.
Ailis was at the ruins dressed as the ghost to prank Brody, only something went wrong. With her son traumatized and deemed a suspect, it’s up to Paislee to string together whether Ailis was a victim of the real Wraith of Rait Ruins—or of someone dangerous among the living . . .
An eerie fog surrounds the ruins of a stone castle by a calm lake
MY THOUGHTS
A Halloween holiday cozy mystery taking place in the Scottish seaside town of Nairn. Teens will be teens, and while Mom, Paislee is handing out candy at her shop young teen Brody has no interest in that or wearing a costume. When he says he’ll be one place but really is at another are when the accusations start to fly. He’s supposed to be at a Halloween party with his friends but trying to impress the older teens he accepts a dare to be part of a prank and get a video of the legendary local spirit to impress the older teens. When no spirit is found but the costumed prankster is found dead, he’s the one being blamed. Mom instinct takes over as Paislee knows it wouldn’t have been her son, and she has to work hard to clear his name. Along the way we get introduced to Scottish politics, and a taste of the dialect and customs of the country. Good story.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
USA Today bestselling author Traci Hall crafts small-town mysteries to cozy up with. Check out her Scottish Shire series in quaint Nairn; the paranormal Salem B&B series as Traci Wilton; the Irish Castle mysteries as Ellie Brannigan; and the brand-new Cider Falls Orchard mysteries debuting in 2026. Romance lovers, check out the Appletree Cove sweet duo, or the By the Sea contemporary romances. Want something with medieval flavor? Try the Boadicea trilogy or the Queen’s Guard. Traci would love to chat about books, which have been an escape since childhood and the bookmobile—she read so fast she had no choice but to write stories in between library visits. She finds inspiration living near the ocean and drinking lots of coffee.
Cozy Mystery:
Writing as Traci Hall, Scottish Shire mysteries
Murder in a Scottish Shire July 2020
Murder in a Scottish Garden May 2021
Murder at a Scottish Social 2022
Murder at a Scottish Wedding 2023
Murder at a Scottish Castle 2024
Murder at a Scottish Christmas 2025
Murder at the Scottish Games 2025
Murder at a Scottish Halloween 2026
Murder at the Scottish Book Club 2027
Writing as Traci Wilton, a Salem B & B mystery series
Mrs. Morris and the Ghost August 2019
Mrs. Morris and the Witch 2020
Mrs. Morris and the Ghost of Christmas Past September 2020
Mrs. Morris and the Sorceress March 30 2021
Mrs. Morris and the Vampire 2021
Mrs. Morris and the Pot of Gold 2022
Mrs. Morris and the Wolfman 2023
Mrs. Morris and the Venomous Valentine 2024
Mrs. Morris and the Day of the Dead 2025
Cider Falls Orchard Mystery
Apple Pies and Poisoned Lies at the Cider Falls Festival 2026
As Ellie Brannigan
Irish Castle mysteries
Murder at an Irish Castle 2023
Death at an Irish Wedding 2024
Death at an Irish Village 2025
Death in Sandpiper Bay by Traci Hall and Patrice Wilton 2020
Danger at Sandpiper Bay by Traci Hall and Patrice Wilton 2021
Deception at Sandpiper Bay by Traci Hall and Patrice Wilton 2022
Contemporary Romance:
Appletree Cove: (Sweet Small-Town Beach Romances)
In the Dog House Feb 2019
Just One Kiss January 2021
By the Sea: (Small-Town Beach Romances)
Ambrosia by the Sea
Karma by the Sea
Puppy Love by the Sea
Masquerade by the Sea
Holiday by the Sea
Festival by the Sea
Dancing by the Sea
Forever by the Sea
Blue Christmas by the Sea
Returning Home by the Sea
Blossoms by the Sea
Billionaire by the Sea
Santa Baby by the Sea
Sandy Kisses by the Sea
Billionaire’s Brother by the Sea
Love, Actually by the Sea
Secret Santa by the Sea
Christmas Kiss by the Sea 2020
Snowy Seaside Christmas–West Coast 2020
Christmas on Misty Beach–West Coast 2021
Shorts:
Holiday Pickup by the Sea
Always a Bridesmaid
With This Ring
Boxed Sets:
By the Sea — Books 1-3
By the Sea — Books 4-6
By the Sea — Books 7-9
By the Sea — Books 10-12
By the Sea — Books 13-15
Christmas By the Sea
Traci Hall also writes historical romance, western romance, teen paranormal, new adult paranormal, coming of age, and non-fiction books. For her complete list of works, go to: TraciHalldotcom to learn more…
351 pages Publisher Kensington Cozies Publication date
June 30, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
When Lindsey Bakewell leaves behind her lighthouse bakeshop, her boyfriend, Rory, and her Newfoundland dog, Wellington, for a glamping trip with her mother in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the bears leave them alone—but a killer doesn’t. . .
Converting the old Beacon Point lighthouse into a bakery is as adventurous as Lindsey cares to get. Her mother, Ellie, a former 80s fashion model, likes her creature comforts even more—until she sees a business opportunity for her Beacon Harbor fashion boutique when she’s invited by the Mitten Kittens Glamping Club on a woodsy getaway.
Far from roughing it, the ladies will be warm and cozy in chic vintage campers. Ellie insists Lindsey come along to win the campfire cookout contest. Campfire cooking has come a long way from bacon and beans. Soon Lindsey is making pizza, berry cobbler, and gooey Carmelita camping bars.
But the festive spirit is soon dampened when a body is found in Ellie’s camper. It seems like an accidental death until everyone’s tires are slashed and it’s clear the glampsite has become a crime scene. With no cell service to call for help, it’s up to Lindsey to smoke out the killer around the campfire . . .
Because no one is out of the woods yet.
MY THOUGHTS
I’ve read almost all of the books in the A Beacon Bakeshop Mystery series and though this has the same main characters and a few new we get to meet and let’s not forget the big dog who loves the baked goods it’s different in a way. I’ve read plenty of cozy mysteries and a lot of times the crazy action takes place right at the end when the murder suspect is discovered. Have you ever been glamping, I haven’t either but our characters in this book are doing some glamorous camping, in their words. There’s a lot of typical camping things like going into the woods and a campfire cookout contest, but things get strange really quick. This one has nonstop action, unexpected things happening the whole way through and I’m even getting creepy vibes from certain sections of the book. Now I live in a rural area with lots of woods around, will I be able to look at them the same again, I’m not sure. I mean we won’t even talk about the Sasquatch, the kidnapping, the bears, things that seem one way and turn out to be totally something else. Lots of action and I was here for it. Great book!
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Cozy mystery author, Darci Hannah, is a native of the Midwest and currently lives in a small town in Michigan. Darci is a lifelong lover of the Great Lakes, a natural wonder that inspires many of her stories. When Darci isn’t baking for family and friends, hiking with her furry pals, Ripley and Finn, or concocting her next cozy mystery, she can be found wandering around picturesque lakeside villages with her hubby, sampling baked goods, and breaking for coffee more often than she should.
Darci’s books include:
MURDER AT THE BEACON BAKESHOP 1st in the Beacon Bakeshop Mystery Series (Kensington 2021), CHERRY SCONES & BROKEN BONES (Midnight Ink 2019), CHERRY PIES & DEADLY LIES (Midnight Ink 2018), THE ANGEL OF BLYTHE HALL (Ballantine Books 2011, 2nd edition by Piffle & Bombast 2016), THE EXILE OF SARA STEVENSON (Ballantine Books 2010)
Today I am delighted to share a cover reveal with you for a new to me author with a great sounding book.
The Twenty Dates The kids have left, assuming love endures. But can yours? Book #2 in The Empty Nesters Series Claire’s marriage is in (total!) crisis. Her husband, Mark, is distracted, presumptuous, and utterly clueless – smart scales for their 19th wedding anniversary? Really? Perhaps she’d be better off alone. At least there’d be less laundry. When Claire suggests separating, Mark panics. He asks for one last chance: twenty dates, one for each year of their marriage, to prove they’re better off together than apart. What follows is a series of adventures Claire never saw coming – some mortifying, some exhilarating, and some that make her question everything she thought she knew. About Mark. About marriage. And about the woman she’s quietly become while she wasn’t paying attention. As the dates tick down, Claire must decide: is the spark still there – or has their marriage simply run its course? Pre-order Links https://www.amazon.co.uk/Twenty-Dates-Empty-Nesters-Book-ebook/dp/B0H5G54FXK/ https://www.amazon.com/Twenty-Dates-Empty-Nesters-Book-ebook/dp/B0H5G54FXK/
Publication Date: 8th October 2026 Author Bio – Ko Porteous lived in a tiny fishing village in the north of Scotland before moving to Edinburgh aged 10. Ko loves meeting people with interesting stories to tell and is constantly on the lookout for knotty story themes, particularly involving women navigating the messiness of mid-life. She has worked as a Research Chemist, Assistant Chef, Teacher and School Leader. As well as writing, Ko works as a Business Manager and a Funeral Celebrant. In her free time Ko loves to run, meditate and travel; preferably all on the same day. Ko has been married for 25 years, has 2 children of her own and is now navigating her own empty nest. The Twenty Dates is Ko’s second novel and the second book in ‘The Empty Nesters’ series. Social Media Links – Instagram: @koporteousauthor Facebook: Ko Porteous Author
As the sun crests the indigo Lake District hills and blossom froths in the trees, midwife Zoe Padbury reaches for her boyfriend’s hand. Her life, at this moment, feels perfect. She has no idea of the storm clouds that lie ahead…
The villagers of Thimblebury know that midwife Zoe Padbury loves babies and now that she’s settled at Hilltop Farm with her boyfriend Alex, they can’t resist wondering when she’s going to start a family of her own. Yet it doesn’t feel like quite the right time. Alex is so busy and Zoe has her hands full with all her new mums to look after. Still, she has hopes for the future…
But what she doesn’t expect is to walk into her cosy kitchen and find Alex’s glamorous ex-girlfriend sitting at the scrubbed pine kitchen table. Virginia claims to be helping Alex with work but as she looks Zoe up and down and offers her a perfectly manicured hand to shake, Zoe can’t ignore a shiver of foreboding. What will this mean for her and Alex?
Zoe tries to quash the pangs of jealousy that wash over her, but with Virginia around what feels like all hours of the day, she and Alex end up in a devastating argument. And when she receives some news that changes everything, she doesn’t know if she can share her troubles… Can they find their way back to each other? Or will these storm clouds break their bond forever?
This is book four in The Village Midwife series. I’m really hoping it’ll continue after this one. Zoe Padbury is getting settled into Hilltop Farm with her boyfriend Alex. She’s around babies all of the time but the couple can’t help wondering how it’d be with their own little one when the time is right. That time never seems to come, she’s busy all the time midwifing and he’s starting up a new business plus his daughter lives with them as well. They have plenty of time though, right? When some concerning health problems keep popping up for Zoe, she’s scared and though she’s in the medical field she doesn’t want to seek a diagnosis but finally does with crushing results. Everything seems well until the stress of the diagnosis, busy life and let’s not forget Alex’s ex is back in town again and they seem to be getting on a little too well for Zoe’s comfort. Will the storm clouds roll away and sunny skies appear again? Or are things just too much for this couple to handle? Enjoying the series a lot.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
About the author
Tilly Tennant was born in Dorset, the oldest of four children, but now lives in Staffordshire with a family of her own. After years of dismal and disastrous jobs, including paper plate stacking, shop assistant, newspaper promotions and waitressing (she never could carry a bowl of soup without spilling a bit), she decided to indulge her passion for the written word by embarking on a degree in English and creative writing. She wrote a novel in 2007 during her first summer break at university and hasn’t stopped writing since. She also works as a freelance fiction editor.
Hopelessly Devoted to Holden Finn was her debut novel; published in 2014 it was an Amazon bestseller in both the UK and Australia. In 2016 she signed to the hugely successful Bookouture and is currently working on her thirtieth Tilly Tennant novel. Christmas bestseller A Very Vintage Christmas was recently made into a movie for Lifetime Channel and she has had many of her books translated for readers all over Europe.
Tilly also writes young adult fiction as Sharon Sant. Follow her on Instagram to keep up with the latest news, or find the link to join her mailing list in the back of all her books.
301 pages Publisher Bookouture Publication date June 16, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
The Balhennie Inn is surrounded by heather-strewn mountains, with breathtaking views across the wild blue loch. But the cosy B&B is in trouble, and the only woman who can save it left without looking back years ago. Sorrel Balhennie will need to confront her past if the inn has any hope of a future…
The Balhennie family raised their six daughters on the Isle of Skye amongst early breakfast services and fully booked summers. Their inn is never short of gossip – and when eldest daughter Sorrel turns up for the first time in ten years, the island rumour mill begins.
Always the one left to corral her younger siblings, resourceful Sorrel now runs her own successful property business on the mainland. She throws herself into the repairs, praying her curious sisters will stop asking about the real reason she left home…
But Sorrell didn’t count on brooding, blue-eyed Tam Blackwood – the man she thought was her forever – supervising the works. Now they’re thrown together again, Sorrel realises just how much she’s missed him.
And with her secret in danger of tearing her family apart for good, only Tam has a plan to fix the inn and heal the rift between the Balhennie sisters. With his help, can Sorrel finally open up? Or will the inn close its doors forever?
The first in a brand-new Scottish-set series about sisterhood, secrets and second chances. Fans of Pamela Kelley, Hope Holloway and Debbie Macomber will utterly adore this romantic read!
A stunning sunset bathes the Scottish Highlands’ loch and blooming heather in warm light.
MY THOUGHTS
One thing I like about the author’s books is how descriptive her books are from the luscious scenery to the events happening you feel as though you are there. This was a pretty emotional book. There are six sisters, all grown and one left without a word or an explanation ten years ago. Though one tried to keep in touch there was never any reciprocation. Not only that she left a strong friendship with a childhood friend that was just turning into more. Now she’s back without giving her family a heads-up and they’re puzzled, shocked and hurt. The family inn is failing, and this sister is the one with the best business sense to turn things around if she’s willing to help things along. We find out she left because of family secrets that she was never meant to know about that she accidently overheard. She was deeply hurt and didn’t take the time to talk to her family just left. When she returns there are family talks but a lot of hurt as misunderstandings come to the forefront. There is the normal sisterly bickering, but all of the sisters have been hurt by her behavior. Every family has secrets and when they come to the forefront there will be disagreements and outsiders see it in a very different way than those in the family do. There’s also her special childhood friend she left behind who was so happy to see her. Can a special relationship take root now that she is back home again? I enjoyed the story a lot. It had lots of family drama but lots of talking got done and things don’t just change overnight when you’ve been gone ten years. Looking forward to more books by the author.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Kennedy Kerr is a USA Today Bestselling fiction author. She adores beaches, lochs and stone circles, and loves writing about small communities, mysteries and family secrets. She has a very cuddly cat called Twinkle who spends her days sleeping: Kennedy aspires to having Twinkle’s nap schedule one day.
Kennedy also loves cooking and baking all types of food, which is almost as much fun as eating it. Her favourite foods include (but are not limited to) Indian food, Victoria sponge, breakfast pastries with coffee and sushi. The only thing she’s not particularly keen on is artichoke, and she’d eat it, anyway.
Find out more about Kennedy on her Facebook Author page: facebook.com/kennedykerrauthor; she is also on Twitter as @KennedyKerr5
A Cornish Escape When a catastrophe threatens Ellie’s business there’s a puzzling mystery to solve, and Gertie steps in to follow the clues. Love and romance are the very last things on Gertie’s mind right now. But while she’s risking her safety helping to hunt down the culprits, could she also be in danger of losing her heart?
The Little Duck Pond Cafe series are my go-to favorite novella series. In number forty-six a day of relaxation and celebration turns into a nightmare when things at the cafe take a pretty bad turn. In this one we have Gertie and Jonah who we met in the last book, so this is pretty much a continuation, they are on the case. This book is different than the others, more of a cozy mystery sort of type and I loved the turn and change of tone it has taken. What can I say, I just love this series. Maybe the author should think of doing a cozy mystery series as she has done very well with this book.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Author Bio – Rosie Green is the author of the popular Little Duck Pond Café series, set in the fictional village of Sunnybrook. Watch out for lots more café drama and romance in 2026, including ‘The Secrets of Midsummer Cottage’, which will be published in July. Follow Rosie on Twitter – https://twitter.com/Rosie_Green88 https://www.instagram.com/rosiegreen_author/
368 pages Publisher Sourcebooks Landmark Publication date June 9, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
Nantucket is the perfect place for a new beginning.
Claire Shipman never imagined she’d be the single mom of a teenager, going through a contentious divorce, and unexpectedly pregnant. On the bright side, at least she’s on Nantucket, where she grew up, and where her mother and grandmother welcome her home with open arms.
For years, Claire lived an enviable Manhattan lifestyle. Until her ex had a marriage-ending affair and also lost his job and all their money. Claire’s high school friends invite her to their book club and an off-hand joke that she could sell one of her Hermes bags sparks a business idea.
Her friend’s brother, Cody, is a furniture builder with a spare storefront. He’s initially skeptical about the prospects of a “used handbag shop”.
But Claire is determined. With the support of Lily, her mother, grandmother, old friends and new, she begins to build a true second chance at a new life.
MY THOUGHTS
This is my second read by the author; I discovered her last year when I read her Christmas book. I also appreciate it being a clean read a well. The book is warm, you feel a happy, good feeling while reading it and surely want to recommend it to a friend. It’s a story of family and friends. I loved seeing the support the family gave to each other as they all lead similar yet different lives. A wife starting over in her late thirties getting a divorce and expecting a baby is not how she expected to find herself. A multigenerational read of strong women and I loved seeing how they are in each other’s lives and so supportive of each other. Even though the parents are divorcing I was happy to see the father is still there for his daughter strong as ever and wants to continue a relationship with her. I see the author has an extensive backlist for me to dive into and I look forward to it. I was given a complimentary copy of this book All opinions expressed are my own.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Pamela M. Kelley is a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of women’s fiction, family sagas, and suspense. Readers often describe her books as feel-good reads with people you’d want as friends.
She lives in a historic seaside town near Cape Cod and just south of Boston. She has always been an avid reader of women’s fiction, romance, mysteries, thrillers and cook books. There’s also a good chance you might get hungry when you read her books as she is a foodie, and occasionally shares a recipe or two.
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425 pages Publisher HarperCollins Publication date June 4, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
A secret lies behind every door…
The Dordogne, 1936
Amid tangled gardens and crumbling walls, Chateau Rousseau guards its secrets well.
Pushing open its faded door, Thirza Caruthers arrives to care for her great-aunt. She’s made a promise – unaware of what awaits.
As the skies darken above Europe, the chateau begins to reveal its secrets: stories of forbidden love, devastating betrayal, and a child who vanished years ago.
But in uncovering the truth, Thirza may lose herself forever.
MY THOUGHTS
Every book I read by the author just gets better and better! The characters are so well developed as the story didn’t feel rushed at all. I absolutely loved the setting and how it moved back and forth in time, this really explained a lot. This is really a deep story, so much going on. The story is very realistic, and I felt as though I was also there experiencing it with the characters. This is an emotional story that will have you feeling it all! Very highly recommended and I greatly look forward to more books by the author.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
MEET THE AUTHOR
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dinah was born in Malaysia and moved to England at the age of nine.
As a teenager she missed the heat of Malaysia, which left her with a kind of restlessness that led to quite an unusual life. She studied Fashion Design and went to live in Tuscany where she worked as an au-pair for an Italian countess. There was even a time when Dinah lived with a rock band in a ‘hippie’ commune in Suffolk.
Although Dinah and her husband spent five wonderful years living in a small 16th Century village in the mountains of Northern Andalusia, she’s happy to say they now live close to her family in Gloucestershire along with two crazy Maine Coon cats.
259 pages Publisher Barbour Fiction Publication date April 1, 2026
ABOUT THE BOOK
Love Is Not for Sale
Full of faith, hope, and romance, this series takes you into the Heart of Amish country.
Despite knowing her parents are getting desperate for their only child to marry and give them grandchildren, Salina Stoltzfus is weary of seeking the perfect match. Every time she thinks she has found “the one,” he marries another.
The best way to forget you are the last woman any man in Havenlee, Indiana, wants to hitch his buggy too is to find something passionate to focus on. When the area is overrun with donations after a tragic storm, Salina suggests opening a consignment shop. The deacon supports the idea and offers his visiting nephew to help set things up.
After the embarrassment of having his fiancée call off their wedding, Seth Weaver takes his mother’s advice to leave Kentucky to stay with his uncle for a while. Unfortunately, Seth knows nothing about building furniture in his uncle’s factory, which is the only reason he agrees to help ready the consignment shop next door—not because of the little chatterbox working inside.
When Salina’s parents are caught meddling in her love life, she comes up with a crazy idea that might gain her some time and space. Could it be the road to happiness is paved with good intentions and epic fails—until we cross paths when the one made especially for us?
MY THOUGHTS
I’ve read other books by the author and it’s always my lucky day when I get to read another one. I enjoyed reading Amish books with their slower paced lifestyle. This is a relaxing read. Our story is The Heart of Amish country. Our main character is being pressured to marry but she wants to marry for love and on her own terms. With compromise, compassion, faith, trust, charity and love this emotional story evolves and I enjoyed it very much.
I was given a complimentary copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.
About the Author
Mindy Steele was raised in Kentucky timber country and has been writing since she could hold a crayon against the wall. Steele writes Amish Romance peppered with just the right amount of humor, as well as engaging Suspense, using rural America and the residents as her muse. Steele strives to create realistic characters for her readers and believes in engaging all the senses to make you laugh, cry, hold your breath, and root for the happy ever after ending. A hopeless romantic, with a lyrical pen, Steele wants her readers to find themselves somewhere within her pages. A mother of four and grandmother to a half dozen blessings, Steele enjoys hiking and gardening, coffee indulgences and weekend road trips, and is personally doing all she can to make peanut butter its very own food group.
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