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Reviews of Books with 276 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 276 pages.

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Dragonfly

by Shari Marshall

"Dragonfly" is a complex coming-of-age fantasy novel in which three friends learn who they are and who they want to be. Part Western, part time portal story, Noel Schmidt’s engaging and action-packed fantasy novel "Dragonfly" defies... Read More

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The Campaign

by John M. Murray

A witch who’s pulled between duty and desire faces the growing threat of a demon’s power in the exciting fantasy novel "The Campaign". In Evette Davis’s thrilling paranormal novel "The Campaign", a gifted political consultant... Read More

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Ruiz

by John M. Murray

Set against the backdrop of the 1970s Peruvian revolution, "Ruiz" is an affecting historical novel. Ron Winter’s emotive historical novel "Ruiz" is about forbidden love, sacred duty, and social injustice. Ruiz, a beloved traveling... Read More

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The Kitchen

by Eileen Gonzalez

A troubled prosecutor reconsiders her definition of justice in Simone Buchholz’s thriller "The Kitchen". During a sweltering Hamburg summer, garbage bags filled with body parts keep turning up in the bay. Riley, the public prosecutor,... Read More

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Becoming Hungarian

by Meg Nola

A story of a family’s resilience and individuality, "Becoming Hungarian" is an affecting memoir that’s flush with political and historical insights. Erika Reich Giles’s memoir "Becoming Hungarian" chronicles her parents’... Read More

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 Ain’t No Grave

by Erika Harlitz Kern

Love overcomes racial and religious barriers in Mary Glickman’s historical novel Ain’t No Grave, set against the backdrop of the lynching of Leo Frank and the founding of the Anti-Defamation League. Max and Ruby are friends and... Read More

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