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Reviews of Books with 264 Pages

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Savage Love

by Julia Ann Charpentier

"Savage Love" takes twenty-first-century liberties to the max, refusing to succumb to an inner censor that resists exposure to what makes the sensitive uncomfortable. Love and lust, infatuation and infidelity, all the deep-down primal... Read More

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Meeting Chance

by Sheila M. Trask

A teenage boy goes from canine-phobic to animal shelter volunteer in this good-natured coming-of-age story. In her second young-adult novel, "Meeting Chance", Jennifer Lavoie again applies her hopeful outlook to the halls of high school,... Read More

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The Three Keys

by Melissa Wuske

Precise storytelling, crisp and clear dialogue highlight this story of a middle-aged man caught in the consequences and complications of life. "The Three Keys" by Don Ackermann is a novel exploring the value of family and scruples; is it... Read More

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Safe Word

by Jill Allen

Literary prose and in-depth character exploration elevate this S&M novel above others in the market. “You’re afraid but you also can’t wait—to be seen, to be touched, to be commanded, forced, used,” asserts Carrie, the... Read More

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Hebrew

by Lauren Kramer

Going to Israel? This book can help with Hebrew phrases that apply to the real travel experience. If you’re visiting Israel and don’t want to walk around with a bulky dictionary to help you communicate, the Hebrew: Phrasebook and... Read More

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The Conduct of Saints

by Carrie Wallace

Christopher Davis continues to dazzle readers with the depth of his imagination and has created true literature that deserves to be remembered. Brandon Doherty, a Philadelphia-born prelate, alcoholic, and friend of the debauched Italian... Read More

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Time Is the Oven

by Cheryl Hibbard

Richard Sharp is the author of two prior novels: The Duke Don’t Dance, a well-received contemporary tale, and Jacob’s Cellar, the story of an intrepid family of nineteenth-century Missouri pioneers, both published in 2012. His newest... Read More

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Defiant Brides

by Karl Kunkel

A double biography about two young women coming of age during the turbulent Revolutionary War, neither of whom knew each other, might have presented a disjointed and confusing narrative for the reader. But in this heavily researched... Read More

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