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Reviews of Books with 384 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 384 pages.

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Hey, Hun

by Erika Harlitz Kern

Emily Lynn Paulson’s eye-opening memoir "Hey, Hun" exposes the underbelly of the multilevel marketing industry. As a stay-at-home mother who abandoned her career for her husband and children, Paulson was disillusioned, lonely, and... Read More

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Luminiferos

by John M. Murray

"Luminiferos" is an atmospheric fantasy novel in which a capable heroine is driven to protect two worlds from utter destruction. An orphan deals with visions of a mystical forest and a loving family and discovers a portal to another... Read More

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Killing Time

by John M. Murray

"Killing Time" is a tense thriller in which conspiracies swirl in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. In Michael Joseph Mahn’s thriller "Killing Time", a former district attorney and a writer are swept into a conspiracy in the... Read More

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The Rail Splitter

by Joseph S. Pete

John Cribb’s sweeping historical novel "The Rail Splitter" covers Abraham Lincoln’s early days, charting his path from a rough-hewn log cabin to the White House. This biographical novel brings Lincoln to life, including during his... Read More

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Double the Lies

by Paula Martinac

In Patricia Raybon’s stirring mystery novel "Double the Lies", a Black theologian-turned-private detective becomes embroiled in the murder of a white stunt pilot. Annalee Spain left university teaching behind to become a private... Read More

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She Is a Haunting

by John M. Murray

In Trang Thanh Tran’s horror novel "She Is a Haunting", a woman discovers that the house her father is restoring is haunted. Jade and her sister Lily travel to Vietnam to spend the summer with their estranged father. Jade has ulterior... Read More

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Hiding in Plain Sight

by Yelena Furman

Dutch journalist Pieter van Os’s "Hiding in Plain Sight" is the biography of Mala Rivka Kizel, the only person in her Orthodox Jewish family to survive the Holocaust, which she did by passing as a gentile in Poland and Germany. Born in... Read More

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