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Starting the Advanced Reader Copy ARC of "Legend Unwritten" tonight. Super excited!! A huge thankyou to @shaylawritesmagic for the honour of the early ready of book 2 of the Shadow Kin Chronicals greatly appreciate being on the Street Team!! Looking forward to seeing where the story goes and what Evie & Finn get up too. Time to read.....
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Posted On: October 4th 2026, 11:23 am
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Starting the Advanced Reader Copy ARC of "Legend Unwritten" tonight. Super excited!! A huge thankyou to @shaylawritesmagic for the honour of the early ready of book 2 of the Shadow Kin Chronicals greatly appreciate being on the Street Team!!
Looking forward to seeing where the story goes and what Evie & Finn get up too.
Time to read.....

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