1. Book Reviews
  2. Books with 366 Pages

Reviews of Books with 366 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 366 pages.

Book Review

A Portion of Malice

by John M. Murray

"A Portion of Malice" is an epic spiritual thriller in which a depressed journalist chronicles the fulfillment of a biblical prophecy. In Lloyd Jeffries’s religious thriller "A Portion of Malice", a journalist discovers an ancient plot... Read More

Book Review

The Sunshine Shenanigan

by Karen Rigby

In the medical thriller "The Sunshine Shenanigan", public servants rally to combat white collar crimes. John M. Whiddon’s multi-perspective thriller "The Sunshine Shenanigan" follows a case of Medicaid fraud in Florida. Inspired by... Read More

Book Review

First Strike

by Alex Dailey

The universe’s safety is at risk in the gripping science fiction novel "First Strike", which features an exciting array of extraterrestrial entities. About sacrifices made for others, Angela Haas’s science fiction novel "First... Read More

Book Review

The Gene of Life

by Benjamin Welton

In the science-minded thriller "The Gene of Life", three unlikely heroes track and fight an old evil. In Ted Takashima’s political thriller "The Gene of Life", adventurers unite under chaotic circumstances to uncover an international... Read More

Book Review

God*s Will

by Danielle Ballantyne

Based on a true story, Matthew John Echan’s novel "God*s Will" probes religious fanaticism, and the suffering inflicted in its name. Fourteen-year-old Sam is told by his adoptive mother than he’s going to spend some time with his... Read More

Book Review

Lethal Savage

by John M. Murray

Dave Edlund’s thrilling Peter Savage series continues with "Lethal Savage", which kick-starts a drastic solution to overpopulation. On an Oregon reservation, the young men are struck by an unknown illness that leaves them sterile.... Read More

Load More