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Reviews of Books with 270 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 270 pages.

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Pure Cosmos Club

by Joseph S. Pete

Matthew Binder’s sharp satirical novel "Pure Cosmos Club" skewers the art world and spiritual snake oil salesmanship. Paul is an artist whose highest educational attainment was a YMCA scuba diving certificate. With his dog, Blanche, at... Read More

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Frost & Shadows

by Eileen Gonzalez

Frost & Shadows kicks off an intriguing and promising fantasy series that affirms the value of all people. A teenager faces a monstrous enemy and contends with her supposed allies in Jessie Vallée’s series-opening fantasy novel... Read More

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The Nobodies

by Dontaná McPherson-Joseph

"The Nobodies" is a compulsive psychological thriller that concerns the dark, obsessive side of women’s friendships. A childhood friend’s return reawakens buried feelings in Alanna Schubach’s thriller "The Nobodies". From their... Read More

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Darling

by Catherine Thureson

In Mercedes M. Yardley’s disquieting novel "Darling", a young mother fights to protect her children from the unseen evil that inhabits her hometown. Cherry returns to Darling, Louisiana, after the death of her estranged mother. It is... Read More

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An Open Door

by Karen Rigby

"An Open Door" is a sensitive, intelligent historical novel focused on an unraveling marriage. A wife yearns for more substance in Anne Leigh Parrish’s "An Open Door", an insightful postwar novel about reconciling one’s sense of duty... Read More

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The Eternal Crown

by John M. Murray

"The Eternal Crown" is character-driven fantasy novel in which a young woman rises to power as darkness encroaches on her uneasy land. In Michael Lopez’s fantasy novel "The Eternal Crown", a young woman trains to become a champion in a... Read More

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The Bee & The Fly

by Karen Rigby

The Bee & The Fly is an absorbing epistolary novel in which two of the nineteenth century’s most beloved women writers exchange their concerns about writing and contemporaneous issues. Framed as an attic discovery, these winsome... Read More

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