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Reviews of Books with 330 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 330 pages.

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City of Cards

by Claire Foster

With tension running high throughout, "City of Cards" is a satisfying, nerdy thriller. "City of Cards", Joel Sacks’s modern, tech-flavored thriller is fast paced and detailed, incorporating realistic elements that make the threat at... Read More

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The Hunter

by Claire Foster

"The Hunter" is a smart, merciless novel that lets the ghosts of the distant past haunt modern Los Angeles’s seedy underbelly. Deep in the hills of Los Angeles, a secret has lurked for centuries—and when it is unleashed, it will... Read More

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The Science of Discovery

by Becky Diamond

"The Science of Discovery" raises a thought-provoking idea that begs for further analysis and research studies. Writer, teacher and social worker Steven Paglierani’s profound enthusiasm for science and learning is elucidated in his... Read More

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The Edge

by Rich Rezler

Pielke’s accessible and conversational writing style will have Joe Fan eagerly flipping pages of "The Edge". The world of sports is widely scrutinized and analyzed in the media, at the water cooler and on barstools across the world.... Read More

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Unusual Punishment

by Matt Sutherland

More than a few motion pictures have captivated audiences with the image of a villainous, all-powerful prison warden and, in many cases in our nation’s history of incarceration, the caricature was accurate. But beginning around 1970,... Read More

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Amicus Curiae

by Scott Neuffer

This legal thriller is an electrifying examination of human failings in the justice system. The Texas criminal justice system is splayed open in Brian Clary’s gripping legal thriller, "Amicus Curiae". A complex plot, identifiable... Read More

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