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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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The Cusp of Dreams

The current economic situation will likely generate dozens of stories about failure dreams denied and expectations dashed. Because of this it is somewhat curious that author Diana Sheets decided to set her novel about a business on the... Read More

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The Khan Dilemma

In Ron Goodreau’s "The Khan Dilemma", a cover-up is going on in Las Cruces, California. A young Muslim man by the name of Khan has murdered two people in a break-in gone wrong. Though the double homicide appears to be routine, the... Read More

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Riding the Storm Out

"Riding the Storm Out" presents a cautionary message to those who think the recession is ending soon and America is in for a quick recovery. Aptly named the book uses a hurricane analogy to illustrate that America is only partway through... Read More

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Genes and Human Nature

"Genes and Human Nature" is an accessible work of popular science, and a cross-disciplinary showcase for Dr. Amin’s soon to be testable Gene Suppression-Activation Theory. The postulate, G-SAT for short, states that “Junk DNA IS the... Read More

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Soul Sailing

When we combine our Authentic Self with faith in the power of change, we began to climb out of various holes… "Soul Sailing" is a broad-fronted appeal to a loose-but-gathering coalition of the traditionally religious and practitioners... Read More

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The Khamsin

[i]The Persians set forth from [an] oasis across the sand. As they were at their midday meal a wind arose from the south strong and deadly bringing with it vast columns of whirling sand which entirely covered up the troops and caused... Read More

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Shooting Water

When the author’s Indian mother and Jewish father announced their divorce, she was eleven years old and was asked to choose whether she wanted to live with her father or mother. Saltzman chose to live with her father. This book takes... Read More

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A Son of the Game

by Jeff Friend

For some people, golf is merely an occasional early-morning excuse to walk around beautifully landscaped grounds, chatting with friends. But for James Dodson, the sport assumes a much higher level of importance. In fact, it becomes a... Read More

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