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1. South Korean Film ‘Padak’ To Be Distributed on Steam

By: Jerry Beck, on 5/18/2016
Blog: Cartoon Brew (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: CGI, Feature Film, South Korea, Valve, Steam, Internet Television, EigoManga, Lee Dae-Hee, Padak, Add a tag

The gaming platform Steam is growing its library of animated features.

The post South Korean Film ‘Padak’ To Be Distributed on Steam appeared first on Cartoon Brew.

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2. Shadow Music by Julie Garwood

By: Kate Hall, on 2/6/2008
Blog: Books4Ever (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: romance, mystery, historical, england, scotland, historical romance, king henry, hidden treasure, higlands, treachery, Add a tag

Cover Image In her newest historical romance, Garwood takes us to the Scottish Highlands where a beautiful girl is about to be wronged and avenged. Princess Gabrielle of St. Biel has led a life of privilege and when it is time for her to marry, she does so willingly and happily. But her husband is murdered on the eve of her wedding and a few days later she is branded as a whore. When she is banished from all she holds dear she is not fearful, but soon fate hands her a new deck. She will stay in the home of Colm MacHugh and he will marry her. She is, of course, at first resistant, but, again of course, comes to love him. Meanwhile, there are evil men afoot intent on doing Gabrielle harm. Her new protector saves the day and all live happily ever after. Typical historical romance, but that is exactly what I like about it. You know exactly what you are going to get.