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Reviews of Books with 318 Pages

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Montpelier Tomorrow

by Karen Rigby

This novel is an excellent portrait of family relationships in the face of a degenerative disease. "Montpelier Tomorrow" portrays caregiver burnout in the wake of bulbar onset ALS. Marylee MacDonald’s novel explores frustration, grief,... Read More

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Running for the House

by Lynn Evarts

With humor and a breakneck pace, this excellent political thriller is sure to entertain mystery fans. Howard Kleinhendler’s book, "Running for the House", is a tense, well-crafted thriller that travels from a political shindig in Texas... Read More

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Self Helpless

by Eric Anderson

The fun writing style and realistic, emotionally engaging characters in this genre-bending book will quickly grab even those uninspired by fashion. In "Self Helpless", Rachel Hall has created a fascinating hybrid between fiction and... Read More

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Savior's Day

by Aimee Jodoin

Alan A. Winter has crafted a fast-paced and fascinating tale of religious and political conflict in which human motives are revealed and examined. Assassins train their eyes on the pope while other religious leaders secretly scour the... Read More

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Haven's Key

by Mark McLaughlin

Unpretentious and realistic characters put a refreshing spin on the fantasy-quest genre. A kindly old storyteller, a slender girl who is a healer, a young boy with a tattooed face, a dishonored archer, his wife, and her colorfully furred... Read More

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The Fallen Snow

by Mark McLaughlin

“They’d want the old Joshua. It’s what they’d expect,” a soldier returning from the First World War sighs as he makes his way back home to a small town in the mountains of Virginia. Like so many returning from so many wars,... Read More

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Fast-Forward Family

by Karunesh Tuli

In the 1930s, General Electric and an architectural magazine sponsored “The House for Modern Living” contest, inviting architects to design a house for “Mr. and Mrs. Bliss,” an imaginary couple with two children. The organizers... Read More

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