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Reviews of Books with 221 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 221 pages.

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Where You Come From Is Gone

by Ryan Prado

Precise and vivid, "Where You Come From Is Gone" is a philosophical historical novel covering a rural family’s shifts to adapt to changing times. The intricacies of a livelihood and rural Midwestern family dynamics are explored on a... Read More

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The Cure

by Anna Karnedy

Enigmatic and sensual, the thriller "The Cure" focuses on a kidnapped college student who’s imprisoned by an unethical researcher. S. N. Little’s twisting thriller "The Cure" finds the elements of suspense in medical ethics. Rae,... Read More

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Abilene

by Ben Linder

In the heartfelt novel "Abilene", three women unravel the mysteries overshadowing their families and their lives. In Dare DeLano’s intimate novel "Abilene", three women discover the truth about the men they trusted. The book is set in... Read More

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The Lines

by Meg Nola

In Anthony Varallo’s evocative and taut "The Lines", the end of a marriage brings about an unsettling beginning for a family. Set during the 1970s and amid oil and gasoline shortages, the US’s scarcity of fuel and the public’s... Read More

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The Art of Hunting Humans

by Jeremiah Rood

Taking a satirical approach to human psychology, "The Art of Hunting Humans" removes the baggage from study and uncovers ideas that feel fresh and exciting. Sidney Mazzi’s tongue-in-cheek psychology book "The Art of Hunting Humans"... Read More

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Lincoln's Bodyguard

by Jeff Fleischer

An alternate history works as a period detective story and an adventure yarn about heroes on the run. In Lincoln’s Bodyguard by T. J. Turner, a half–Native American bodyguard takes on a special mission from Abraham Lincoln, traveling... Read More

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Only the Longest Threads

by Matt Sutherland

Please, Ms. Physicist, tell me a story, one that uses my language and down-to-earth images to bring your cosmic universe a few light years closer to me. Lo and behold, Tasneem Zehra Husain conjures the fly-on-the-wall experience of a... Read More

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