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Reviews of Books with 245 Pages

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The Alexandrite

by Jill Allen

A time-hopping actor in Tinseltown searches for life’s deeper meanings and a meeting with Marilyn Monroe. Touching upon existential themes such as the nature of life, second chances, and the purpose of choices, former actor Rick Lenz... Read More

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Follow Your Star

by Sheila M. Trask

The first career path chosen doesn’t always take you where you expect. If you’re open to the possibilities, it might lead somewhere even better. That is the message offered by Terence English, who started out in the diamond mines of... Read More

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Drawing the Line

Andrew Stark may only have intended, in "Drawing the Line", to discuss how Americans use concepts of public and private to frame public policy debates, but he has pulled the curtain back on a much more sinister process. This book offers... Read More

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Where Angels Fear to Tread

by Carolyn Bailey

This galactic adventure is centered around Shiloh, the star of a sci-fi television hit Stargeant Guard, who appears to be living the life of a teen celebrity in Los Angeles. In actuality, Shiloh and her costar Spud are undercover agents... Read More

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Old Rye

by Katerie Prior

Oscar Wilde once claimed that life has only two tragedies: “One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.” It’s a quote that seems to resonate throughout Jeanne Farewell’s novel, "Old Rye". Old Rye is the... Read More

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The Secret Zoo

by Amy Falberg

When nine-year-old Megan mysteriously disappears, her older brother, Noah, sets out on a rescue mission. His only clues are a story Megan told before her disappearance and a tattered page of her journal left on Noah’s pillow by a... Read More

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Strange and Dangerous Dreams

by Scott Downing

The benchmark triumphs of mankind evoke images of snapping flags atop devastating pinnacles, world records falling before stunning, unrelenting challengers, and technologies remolding once impossible feats into merely deadly endeavors.... Read More

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