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Reviews of Books with 400 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 400 pages.

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Rebel Seoul

by John M. Murray

"Rebel Seoul" is an example of what young-adult literature should be: an engaging story that explores other points of view. "Rebel Seoul", by Axie Oh, is a young-adult adventure that finds teens and robotic technology engaged in a... Read More

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The Genius Plague

by J. G. Stinson

"The Genius Plague" freshens up the nature-versus-man archetype—we may never look at mushrooms the same way again. Novelist and engineer David Walton infuses his latest novel with adventure, spycraft, humor, and shudders. Mycologist... Read More

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Chasing Red

by Claire Foster

Is there anything better than an odd couple? "Chasing Red", a hot new romance by Canadian author Isabelle Ronin, throws together two unlikely people and lets their passion develop at a tantalizing pace. This vivacious novel is a fun,... Read More

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Fault Lines

by Claire Rudy Foster

Charlie Hazard has been around the block a time or two. A combat veteran who works security to pay the bills, he’s picked up his share of scars—and shrapnel too. But when a beautiful, mysterious psychologist asks for his help,... Read More

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Love and Other Hot Beverages

by Claire Foster

This novel includes a frank and important discussion of emotional relationship abuse. How do you fit a hunky construction worker back into the closet? Very carefully. Todd is recently brokenhearted, out of a tough relationship, and in... Read More

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Apollo's Raven

by Nancy Powell

This rapturous read mixes Celtic mythology into a good historical romance. Apollo’s Raven, the first volume of a multivolume fantasy series by Linnea Tanner, is a sweeping, fiery drama in which a Celtic warrior princess must choose... Read More

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Secrets of Southern Girls

by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers

Haley Harrigan’s "Secrets of Southern Girls" opens with a confession: “It’s not your fault she’s dead. It’s the same thing Julie has told herself, over and over, for ten years. But it’s a lie, and she knows it.” From that... Read More

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