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Reviews of Books with 344 Pages

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Outliving Your Ovaries

by Carrie Wallace

Dr. Johnson has developed an effective method for treating menopause that combines natural and pharmaceutical modalities. The title of "Outliving Your Ovaries" is appropriate, aside from being a real attention-grabber. In it, medical... Read More

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Out of Time

by Felicia Topp

"Out of Time" is an easy read for those who enjoy romance novels and a glimpse of history not often seen. A blend of historical fiction and contemporary characters, "Out of Time" explores the idea of past lives and reincarnation. Most of... Read More

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Bat Blood

by Lee Gooden

Homage to B movies contains vital message about man’s interference with nature. Elite guards from a super-secret research facility battle for their lives against a mutated teenage girl and her compatriots, the genetically enhanced and... Read More

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Where They Bury You

by Joe Taylor

Heroes fall in a fictionalized account of how the West was swindled. With "Where They Bury You", Steven W. Kohlhagen inserts a “what-could-have-been” amendment to the official American story of the Southwest in the 1860s.... Read More

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The Blood of Tyrants

by Mark McLaughlin

A marvelous, teleplay-worthy tale of greed and political corruption … for the first twenty of twenty-one chapters. Up until almost the very end, "The Blood of Tyrants" is a compelling thriller about greed-driven political assassins... Read More

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Pink Globalization

by Seamus Mullarkey

Author recounts the many lives and adoptions of Hello Kitty as a worldwide cultural phenomenon. "Pink Globalization" follows the rise of Hello Kitty in both its early domestic evolution and its international expansion. Author Christine... Read More

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Who We Really Are

by Margaret Cullison

The eighteen-year-old protagonist in Gadi Fishman’s "Who We Really Are" leaves Israel for New York City, at his overbearing mother’s insistence, to avoid serving in the Israeli army. Headstrong but smart, Al moves in with his... Read More

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