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Reviews of Books with 524 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 524 pages.

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A Light on the Magdalena

by Anna Maria Colivicchi

A girl works to break free from her family’s restrictions in the musing coming-of-age novel "A Light on the Magdalena". In Junelle M. Preston’s coming-of-age novel "A Light on the Magdalena", a girl tries to find her place in the... Read More

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Telonaut

by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers

Epic in scope, "Telonaut" takes no less than Earth’s governance and all of space as its stage. "Telonaut", Matt Tyson’s science-fiction dystopia, uncovers the dark side of the new world order’s space colonization program and... Read More

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Beauty of Morality

by Lillian Brown

While it picks apart the human condition, Sully’s volume also takes time to put it back together. Pierre Edens Sully makes a strong entrance with his first volume of poetry, "Beauty of Morality". In the collection, current social... Read More

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Before The Court Of Heaven

by Karen Rigby

Period details come to life through grand-scale revolution as well as domestic minutia in this captivating story of Germany between the wars. Ernst Werner Techow, a member of Germany’s underground Organization Consul, was the driver of... Read More

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Back Step

by Eric Anderson

This fun tale of time travel to early America will appeal to military and history enthusiasts. Started by the late Master Gunnery Sergeant Burnard Winburn and completed after his death by Ralph Bates, both retired from the US Marine... Read More

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Princess Ryan's Star Marines

by J. G. Stinson

In Princess Ryan’s Star Marines, the titular military force is determined to rescue their charge, Princess Ryan, from the rebellious Grand Republic’s clutches and return her to the Holy and Universal Galactic Empire. Viceroy Dar... Read More

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Stem Cells, Cancer & Me

by Todd Mercer

John McNamara is a tenacious man. He held his own through fatherhood decades in the workplace and service in the Korean War but the supreme challenge of his life began with the words “‘Your blood work shows the possibility of... Read More

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