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If All The Sand Were Pearl (Calling of Souls)

by Pepper Espinoza

3.52 · rating details · 157 ratings · 25 reviews

Love…or freedom?

A Calling of Souls story

As a youngest son, Jag Martin has eagerly walked a life-long path toward the priesthood. Then his once-great family falters under a mountain of debt. Their only hope—marry Jag off to an appropriately wealthy suitor.

Brace Rivers desperately wants more than just a short fling. However, his economic a...more

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Published September 23rd 2008 by Samhain Publishing

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Nov 26, 2008

Ava rated it

I quite liked this book. If it were a bit longer, I would have given it a 5. The book occurs over 24 hours, and the author did a great job generating genuine emotion between the 2 men. But I would have loved to see a bit more of Brace and Jag together. Just one more scene with them would have been perfect. Not necessarily a sex scene, but a scene with the 2 men together. Brace is so lonely, his heart so ready to find someone to love him and be with him. He never thought he'd have the opportunity...moreI quite liked this book. If it were a bit longer, I would have given it a 5. The book occurs over 24 hours, and the author did a great job generating genuine emotion between the 2 men. But I would have loved to see a bit more of Brace and Jag together. Just one more scene with them would have been perfect. Not necessarily a sex scene, but a scene with the 2 men together. Brace is so lonely, his heart so ready to find someone to love him and be with him. He never thought he'd have the opportunity to find a mate. He didn't want a wife, he wanted a man, and even though he is very wealthy, most families aren't interested in marrying their sons to a man. When Jag's family finds themself destitute, they decide they need to marry their youngest son, Jag (the only child who hasn't married yet), to a wealthy individual. Jag is given one choice - does he want to marry a man or a woman? He has been planning to enter the priesthood for years, and now his parents need him to marry. He choses to marry a man. He doesn't even get to meet Brace. His parents manage everything, including the marriage contracts. The book starts with Jag finding a gift from Brace in his room. It's a priceless black pearl ring, and worth enough money to save his family, and then some. The ring is now his, and he can choose to sell it, not marry Brace, and go into the priesthood. Or go through with the marriage. He has 24 hours to make up his mind, and he will spend those 24 hrs with Brace, getting to 'know' him. As per the customs on his planet, the marriage ceramony is broken into parts. 1st sign the contracts, then Jag gets closeted in a bedroom with Brace for 24 hrs, then the marriage ceramony. Jag can back out of the marriage up until the actual ceramony at the end. He chooses to meet Brace first (fyi - you don't have to be a virgin to be a 'priest', though individuals do take a vow of chasity once they become priests). The book takes place over those 24 hours.

Jag is young and untouched. Since he'd been planning to become a priest, his parents have kept him rather removed from the world. I liked how the author didn't make him weak, though. Jag's smart, honest and curious. Brace is a physically imposing man, but he's got a kind soul and takes great care with Jag. Since the book is so short and the men didn't know each other previously, I didn't expect an 'I love you' by the end. And I'm glad the author didn't go there - that would have felt forced. Instead, she leaves them poised to fall in love.

Oh, and by the way, the book isn't a contemporary in the strictest sense of the word. I wouldn't deem it a Sci/Fi or a fantasy, but it occurs on does another world, and the world building is pretty much restricted to the customs surrounding marriage with just enough other stuff so the reader understands the magnitutde of Jag's decision to either sell the ring or choose to stay with Brace.

Wow. That was a long review for such a short book. But it is a very nice little book, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a quick, hot & sweet read. (less)

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Apr 24, 2009

Brenda (b) rated it

Shelves: m-m, 2-2009-read, 1-ebooks

This is a simple, sweet story that takes place during a 24 hour period when 2 men contracted in marriage get to know each other. The characters caught my attention and intrigued me. Jag is innocent and a bit naïve. He must decide if this union is truly what he wants. Brace is dominant but vulnerable. He fears being rejected and having to continue living his life in loneliness. I wasn't sure where the story was supposed to be taking place but I also didn't feel it was critical to the plot. There'...more

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Aug 19, 2011

Ayu Puspita Sari rated it

Shelves: adult, gay-literature, romance

well, I like this one. It didn't seem rushed, written with the flow I accepted, and the sex scenes weren't written in a vulgar words. What made me actually sick of the load of sex scenes in m/m romance was because it's described with vulgar way. While true, it's hot and passionate, when you got too much hotness, you'll get a fever and it didn't suit well with me. But this story didn't like that. When Brace and Jag having sex, it was always described with slow description and emotion flow that ma...more

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Oct 20, 2009

Saritza rated it

Shelves: romance-contemporary-gay

This ficlet by Pepper Espinoza was my introduction to her works and I must say it was a good one. I will admit to being drawn to this book by the cover as I'm a huge fan of Gael Garcia Bernal and one of the men on the cover has a striking resemblance to the Mexican actor of "Y Tu Mamá Tambien" fame as well as the mention of the priesthood. What can I say? I have a real Hot!Priest kink streak! What kept me reading was Espinoza's lyric prose and distinctive plot line.

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...moreThis ficlet by Pepper Espinoza was my introduction to her works and I must say it was a good one. I will admit to being drawn to this book by the cover as I'm a huge fan of Gael Garcia Bernal and one of the men on the cover has a striking resemblance to the Mexican actor of "Y Tu Mamá Tambien" fame as well as the mention of the priesthood. What can I say? I have a real Hot!Priest kink streak! What kept me reading was Espinoza's lyric prose and distinctive plot line.

Summary: Love…or freedom?

A Calling of Souls story

As a youngest son, Jag Martin has eagerly walked a life-long path toward the priesthood. Then his once-great family falters under a mountain of debt. Their only hope—marry Jag off to an appropriately wealthy suitor.

Brace Rivers desperately wants more than just a short fling. However, his economic and political reality makes finding an appropriate male partner next to impossible. When the Martin family offers Jag’s hand, it’s a dream come true. But his suspicions mount that the young man is being forced into an unwanted marriage.

Compassion wins out over loneliness, and Brace offers Jag a pearl ring valuable enough to both save his family’s fortunes and give him freedom. There’s just one thing Brace wants in return—twenty-four hours together.

Brace can only pray it’s long enough to convince Jag that a life together is worth more than all the pearls in the sea.

What I liked about this book: I love the premise of this book. You're not quite sure where the story is set, this dimension, this planet, even another time altogether and you really don't care. It's a slow start but once it gets past the first few paragraphs, I was completely absorbed in Jag and Brace's relationship.

Excerpt: Brace reached over to the shelf beside the bed and snagged the lubricant and three of the smaller dildos. With those in hand, he moved down Jag’s body, tickling Jag’s back with the soft hair around his mouth. Jag wiggled, a low moan indicating his approval. Once his mouth was even with Jag’s ass, he pulled his betrothed’s cheeks apart, seeking his tight hole. Brace pressed the back of Jag’s thigh until he lifted himself off the bed, the tip of his erection scraping across the sheet. Jag hissed at the contact, and the hiss turned into a long moan as Brace dragged his tongue from Jag’s balls to his ass.

Brace sighed as the tip of his tongue found Jag’s tight ring of muscle. His skin still smelled like rainwater, but here it was a deeper, earthier scent. Brace’s cock was already throbbing, but now the ache spread through him, acute and overwhelming. He even felt it in the back of his throat. His mouth sparked and tingled as he circled Jag’s hole, coaxing and teasing the muscle. He felt more than heard Jag’s moans, vibrating through Jag and into his body.

If Brace didn’t have other pressing needs, he might have been able to simply fuck Jag with his mouth all night. He had always enjoyed pleasuring his lovers this way, and Jag was so responsive. He seemed thrilled by every motion, by every stroke of Brace’s tongue. He grew more and more vocal, voicing his approval in shouts and moans and the occasional coherent word. More. Please. Oh Goddess. Brace.

But if Brace didn’t find out soon what it felt like to be buried in this boy, he’d burst.

Long minutes passed before Brace straightened again. Jag kept moving against the sheet, unable to hold still for even a second, like he had too much energy to burn off. Brace understood the impatience. He put one hand against Jag’s back, between his shoulder blades, holding him still. He didn’t want to discourage Jag’s responses, but Brace feared hurting him if he didn’t remain still.

“If this hurts…or feels uncomfortable at all…tell me.”

“I will.”

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Jul 05, 2009

Paul Jr. rated it

Shelves: gay-erotica, gay-fiction, gay-romance

Originally reviewed for Uniquely Pleasurable.

One of the potential problems with will-they-or-won’t-they in m/m erotica is that -– in a genre where a happily-ever-after endings are nearly mandatory — nine times out of ten, the reader already knows that they will. The result is that any tension between the characters vis-à-vis the future of their relationship is lost, and the author must make that journey to that HEA intriguing, different and utterly enjoyable in order to keep the reader...moreOriginally reviewed for Uniquely Pleasurable.

One of the potential problems with will-they-or-won’t-they in m/m erotica is that -– in a genre where a happily-ever-after endings are nearly mandatory — nine times out of ten, the reader already knows that they will. The result is that any tension between the characters vis-à-vis the future of their relationship is lost, and the author must make that journey to that HEA intriguing, different and utterly enjoyable in order to keep the reader hooked until the very last words fall from the characters’ lips.

In If All the Sand Were Pearl, author Pepper Espinoza attempts valiantly to create some tension by introducing a plot device that may or may not bring our heroes together. I say valiantly because, while an interesting idea, the plot device has an inherent flaw which keeps the tension from mounting and we know from early on what the end result will be. So, what we are left with is the question of whether the characters and their journey make up for this lack of tension?

Jag Martin is a poor but educated young man whose life was all mapped out in a course of devotion to the Goddess as a priest in the local temple. But his life is thrown a twist when his poor parents betroth him to a slightly older man whom he has never even met. But even that may not be as firm as Jag first believes. A package arrives one day and inside is a gift from his future spouse, Brace Rivers. It is a priceless pearl ring which, as Jag is told, is his to keep even if he were to break off the marriage to Brace, a choice he did not know that he had. This ring could solve all of the financial problems of his family, but Jag is a thoughtful young man and he realizes the choices are not so easy. If he breaks off the engagement and sells the pearl, is that fair to Brace? And if he does this, is he damaging the honor of his family. But, if he accepts the marriage, he would be giving up the life he believed he would lead. Is that far to him? Jag has only 24 hours to get to know Brace in a private setting before he must render his decision. Will the two have enough in common to stay together?

Let’s start with the good points. Espinoza has created some likeable—if thinly drawn—characters and the novella is a quick, light read that goes down easily enough. The suitor, Brace, is a strong man, someone born to be a warrior, who has known all his life that his future was to be with another man, although like-minded men are not easy to come by in this village. He wants and needs a life of companionship. Alternately, Jag is a slight youth who honestly wants to do the right thing, even though he’s not sure if the right thing is to benefit himself or others. In making Brace somewhat “desperate” (for lack of a better word) for a spouse, the author has set up an interesting dynamic once the two meet. In this relationship, who exactly is the more powerful, the older, more masculine man or the younger, more docile man? Espinoza flirts with this power-shift dynamic (the shaving scene in particular is rather charming), but never seems to fully commit to it. What could have resulted was an intellectual and sexual tête-à-tête, but because we hover just around the edges of it, it never blossoms into a really fascinating dynamic that can overcome the lack of tension in the piece.

Speaking of that…the flaw in the plot device was one that was fairly obvious to me. If the pearl is Jag’s to do with as he pleases, he can certainly sell it to benefit his family regardless of whether he marries Brace or not. Now, had the device been reversed so that Jag could only sell it if he agreed to the marriage, it might have worked better. So, the end result is that the dilemma must become one of Jag’s conscience, his innate desire to do the right thing. Unfortunately, because we see the ending coming a mile away (due more to the predilections of genre than the author’s writing), that moral dilemma just doesn’t pack any punch.

Now, there is plenty of sex crammed into this 56 page story and it is all handled fairly well, albeit a slight bit on the clinical side for my taste, and the dialog does have some nice moments. But the piece also falls into some little traps that it didn’t need to, and those things kept the work from really capturing me.

The author employs the convention of male-female designation in designing the relationship between the two men by the use of certain vernacular. Brace is referred to as the “husband” and Jag is referred to as the “wife.” Brace is big and muscular, whereas Jag is slight. Brace is the top; Jag is the bottom. Jag becomes the “woman” of the relationship and the feminization of him makes the story fall a little bit into the “chick-with-a-dick” formula. Now, this might have worked had the author committed to the potential power play I mentioned earlier, but we never quite get there.

Two other minor problems niggled at me throughout the reading. Firstly, the author has a tendency to use interior monologue to explore each character’s feelings (a device I enjoy), but then she has the characters utter the same things that they were just thinking. Also, there are contradictions in the text with respect to Jag who, in one chapter, describes himself as not muscled or rough. [I:] was protected and soft. However, in a later chapter, Brace is captivated by Jag’s defined muscles and his muscled thighs and calves. Now beauty is, of course, in the eye of the beholder, but even so, I think there is such a distinction drawn that the variation of the description can’t be chalked up to starry-eyed love.

None of the foregoing are fatal flaws to the story. The prose is easy and clean, the story simple and straightforward, and the sex more than plentiful. If you have an afternoon where you want a quick, breezy read, this might be the story for you. For me, there wasn’t anything in particular that made me think “I am so glad I read this.”(less)

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Nov 22, 2009

Serena Yates rated it

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Aug 11, 2011

Jaime rated it

Shelves: m-m, romance

I really like gay romances where two men are forced together from circumstances beyond their control only to fall in love. This story was exactly that, but was also delivered with beauty and elegance.

The setting is never specifically revealed, but has a medieval feel to it which I liked. Jag was destined for the priesthood, but when his parents find themselves in dire financial straights, they must marry him off to save the family. Brace has always wanted a loving spouse, but despite h...more

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Jul 30, 2011

ayanami rated it

Shelves: 2011, glbt-fiction, fantasy

I really can't decide whether I like this one or not. The prose is great, for the most part. The story is lacking. The characters are thinly sketched out, the world-building pretty much non-existent. As far as I can tell, it takes place in a fantasy universe. There were some moments where I felt the author chose words that seemed too modern for where the story takes place, but it's really impossible to tell, as there's no real sense of a setting in the book anyway. It revolves around the charact...more

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Sep 10, 2011

Matimate rated it

Shelves: 2011, m-m

This novela was what I would avoid but once bought I had no choice to read what screwed my money. The plot was as simple as it could be for porn even if author tried to put some psychological insights in it. Hey keep with sex and do not spoil it with talks, I would say. The setting of the story was some fantasy realm with plastic dildos, do not ask me why plastic was included. Young man who wanted to be priest is married off to the older man who is as good as is humanly possible and gently coax ...more

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Nov 23, 2011

Aurora Alexander rated it

Jag is the youngest son of a family "down on their luck". Though he was destined for priesthood and prepared for it since he was twelve, he now faces marriage to a man he has never met. Brace is a wealthy, more mature man, who never expected to find a man to share his life, because most families want to marry their sons to women who can have children and extend the line. But Jag's family wants him to be happy, as happy as possible given his change in circumstance. He is allowed to ...moreJag is the youngest son of a family "down on their luck". Though he was destined for priesthood and prepared for it since he was twelve, he now faces marriage to a man he has never met. Brace is a wealthy, more mature man, who never expected to find a man to share his life, because most families want to marry their sons to women who can have children and extend the line. But Jag's family wants him to be happy, as happy as possible given his change in circumstance. He is allowed to choose whether to be betrothed to a man or a woman, and he chooses a man. Brace can not believe his luck. He is concerned that Jag is being coerced. So when it is time to send the traditional present, he sends his family's heirloom pearl. Pearls are rare in Jag's province, and the one he receives from Brace is worth a large fortune. Enough that if Jag were to sell it, he could pay his family's debt and free himself from the betrothal contract. Tradition gives Jag the chance to spend 24 hours with Brace before deciding whether to sell the pearl and set himself free ,or marry his betrothed. Brace has 24 hours to show Jag that life with him would be better than his "freedom". The result is a beautifully written seduction, a tale of honor, tradition, compassion, attraction and lust with the promise of love.

This story is all about the seduction of Jag during his traditional 24 hour "wedding night". The reader is a privileged observer in a highly sensual interlude between Jag and Brace. I was swept away by the magic of their coming together and learning about each other. I could hear every sigh, feel every caress, see every motion, every breath. I could feel Jag's eagerness and Brace's anxiety. Above all, I could sense the fulfillment of two men who had learned to cope with loneliness and slowly realize they need not walk alone anymore . For a little over an hour, I shared Jag and Brace's life and it was a marvelous experience that I highly recommend. Talk about escapism!

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May 12, 2009

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First of all the setting: I would say a fantasy world... there are not high-tech elements to make it a futurist novel, and the only "modern" intrusion, is the presence of some plastic dildos... in the past there were dildos but they are made of wood, I believe. So yes, I will go for the fantasy.

Anyway, in this fantasy world, same sex marriage is not forbidden, even if it is not common for the simplest reason: wealthy families needs heirs and in a same sex marriage a natural...moreFirst of all the setting: I would say a fantasy world... there are not high-tech elements to make it a futurist novel, and the only "modern" intrusion, is the presence of some plastic dildos... in the past there were dildos but they are made of wood, I believe. So yes, I will go for the fantasy.

Anyway, in this fantasy world, same sex marriage is not forbidden, even if it is not common for the simplest reason: wealthy families needs heirs and in a same sex marriage a natural heir is not possible. Jag is the last son of a once wealthy family; since he was born when all his other siblings were just betrothed or married, he was left with a decision: become a scholar or a priest. He set for priest and he was happy with the decision at 12 years old, but later one thing of priesthood left him "unsatisfied": chastity. Anyway he has never had a chance to be sexually active and so he really doesn't know what he is losing. He only knows that he dreams of the hard body of a man rather than that of a woman. So when financial problems push his family to negotiate an arranged marriage also for him, the only choice he is left is the gender of the betrothed... and he chooses a man.

Jag has never seen before his betrothed and he fears the wedding night. He is not sure of what expecting, and since he is rather young, also the physical appearance of the man is a huge problem for him. And then, is he enough attractive for the other man? Jag is lithe and small, he has the body of a scholar and he only knows that his betrothed is a big man used to work outside. The more innocent problems swirl in his mind, the same questions a virgin maid would have in the same situation.

Brace lost the hope to find a suitable partner long ago. He prefers man and no noble family would allow him to marry one of its son. And now he has a last chance. But he doesn't want to marry a man compelled to take a decision he doesn't like. And so he sends to Jag a gift, a very rare pearl, worthy enough to buy back his freedom and allow to him and his family a comfortable future. With that pearl in his possession, if Jag will decide to marry him, he will do that only according to his real desire.

Brace is a good man; he has no problem to find a willing partner for a one night tryst, but he wants a long term relationship. He doesn't want an husband to fill his nights, he wants a man to fill his days. Brace is true and simple like the life he likes: his horses, his travels... More than a lover he needs a companion.

In the end, you would expected for Jag to be the brooding one, the scholar type, and instead Jag unveils to be a young man waiting to be freed, and Brace could be the key to his freedom.

The story is pretty classic, and in this case "classic" is the right term, since this novel has an old fashioned style, but it's also erotic, the sex scenes are good and explicit, but always in line with the mood of the novel, even if that plastic dildos make them a bit kinky.

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Feb 13, 2011

Vladimir rated it

The book is quite entertaining; unique in the sense that it happens within 24 hours. Kind of like "One Fine Day" only hotter. I just felt a little confused with the setting while I read it. The characters seem to speak so eloquent, like their from a different time. But then they use words like "yeah" or "kid" and it kind of sways my perception of the setting. But other than that, this book is a good read. I think Brace is totally hot!

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Jun 10, 2010

Caroline rated it

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My all-time favourite gay story!

It captivated me right from the start. Absoltely flawless... apart from being way too short. I wish so much I could read more about Jag and Brace.

To me it felt like every moment between them as well as every word they said was full of passion, care and love.

Really beautiful!

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Jan 04, 2011

Oco added it

Shelves: m-m, favorites

Pepper Espinoza can usually be counted on to spin a solid, enjoyable tale. Funny that this one hit all my buttons, since I don't usually like such 'sweet' stories that are so fairy tale-ish. But this was done so nicely, both men being so strong, yet with a compelling and believable vulnerability. So nicely done. Wish it'd been a little bit longer (not novel, I don't think, but a little more).

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May 28, 2010

Ami rated it

Shelves: mm-romance-or-erotica

It's like reading a Harlequin historical romance about a mail-order bride -- except change the gender of the female bride into male bride. It was nice but not exactly one that will stay on top of my favorite list. Something lacking, I dunno, in terms of emotion, maybe.

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Jan 14, 2012

Methosdeb rated it

I read some of the reviews before I bought the kindle ebook and I agree with them that this was a bit short.I would have enjoyed it more if it was longer,maybe we can hope for a sequel.that being said I enjoyed it and it was well worth the price.

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Jul 10, 2011

Merith rated it

I read this a couple of years ago, and still think of it often and fondly. Such a wonderfully sweet book. I loved both MCs and the writer was truly able to make this reader see both sides clearly.

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Jan 14, 2011

Tracy Wahobe rated it

this was a really good read for me, I actually hated the family for doing what they did, but by the end I'm glad that things worked out for Jag

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Jul 02, 2010

Eyre rated it

Shelves: 2010_reads, glbt, erotica-romantica, mm-mmm-mmf

I generally don't pick this type of fantasy story, but the title hooked me. I enjoyed these two sweet men and wonder what life holds for them.

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Jun 19, 2010

Clover rated it

cute fantasy story. I really want to know more about this sworld ^^

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Jan 05, 2012

Martina Hargrove rated it

This book was good but it was to short it ended to fast and come on 76 pages for just that one night really.

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Nov 21, 2011

Mountie rated it

Recommended to Mountie by: Aurora Alexander

Shelves: fantasy, m-m

This has been on my TBR pile for a while and I finally got around to reading. It is as good as Aurora told me it was.

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Jul 27, 2011

Laura M rated it

Shelves: mm

Short but very sweet.

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Jul 21, 2010

Alina rated it

Shelves: mm-romance

3.5

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