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Reviews of Books with 292 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 292 pages.

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Delaware Behaving Badly

by Karen Rigby

"Delaware Behaving Badly" is a fresh compendium of essays about a state’s true crime cases. Dave Tabler’s piquing regional true crime book sums up Delaware’s headline-stealing cases. Treating particular crimes as “windows into... Read More

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Vu

by Brendan McKelvy

Epic in scope, the literary novel "Vu" is made up of woven-together historical tales used to deliver a thorough picture of the past. Using the framework of Arabian Nights, Kenneth Sinclair’s literary novel "Vu" is a history of the... Read More

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The Color of Mourning

by Meg Nola

"The Color of Mourning" is an unsettling, immersive novel about religious oppression in the Middle East. In Kim Dempster’s harrowing novel "The Color of Mourning", a Syrian mother and daughter struggle following the brutal takeover of... Read More

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Honey Hunger

by Isabella Zhou

A smitten Omani man’s beekeeping consumes Zahran Alqasmi’s novel "Honey Hunger". Returning to his home village after a tough winter that forced the temporary relocation of his bee colony to the desert region of Juba, Azzan, a... Read More

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Call Me Carmela

by Lynne Jensen Lampe

In Ellen Kirschman’s stunning mystery novel "Call Me Carmela", a police psychologist helps a teenager find her birth parents, exposing secrets that endanger everyone involved. Dot, a contract psychologist with the police department,... Read More

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Blood and Mascara

by John M. Murray

In the explosive thriller "Blood and Mascara", an unlucky investigator hopes to prove to himself that his flaws can be overcome. In Colin Krainin’s haunting thriller "Blood and Mascara", an endearing but broken detective is driven to... Read More

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