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Reviews of Books with 260 Pages

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The Han Agent

by Benjamin Welton

"The Han Agent" is a surefire genre hit, fast-paced and full of elements of mystery and adventure. In the gripping thriller "The Han Agent" by Amy Rogers, World War II-era history, ultranationalism, and biological genocide intertwine.... Read More

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Holy Rover

by Michelle Anne Schingler

The respect that Erickson evinces both for the God of her chosen tradition, and for the gods that came before, is scintillating. Travel writer Lori Erickson—once a Wiccan, now a deacon, whose spirit animal is ferocious—is on a... Read More

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Ephaidria

by Tia Smith

"Ephaidria" is a suspenseful, out-of-this-world adventure with breathtaking world-building and fun, lovable characters. Jim Grieco’s "Ephaidria" is a complex science fiction and fantasy novel that builds up a world of magic and... Read More

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Memortality

by Claire Rudy Foster

Lost loved ones live on in our memories—at least, that’s what people say. For salty, sarcastic Minerva Rus, memory has the power to resurrect the people she’s lost. Part psychedelic journey, part conspiracy theory, "Memortality" is... Read More

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Loving vs. Virginia

by Stephanie Bucklin

Can love conquer all? That is the question addressed in "Loving vs. Virginia", a novel told in alternating perspectives. Two lovers of different races struggle to achieve the right to wed in a society that may not be ready to accept... Read More

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The Hidden Revelation

by Michelle Anne Schingler

"The Hidden Revelation" is a creative, inclusive, and informative approach to the world’s religious traditions. Morson Livingston’s "The Hidden Revelation" is a meticulous journey through the world’s religions, with one curious... Read More

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And Yet It Moves

by Susan Waggoner

In Erin Stalcup’s "And Yet It Moves", science, physics, and electricity (the reliably immutable phenomena that connect our universe) are the background for short stories of startling human disconnection and alienation. “Einstein”... Read More

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