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Reviews of Books with 314 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 314 pages.

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Grimwell

by George Hajjar

Imbued with humor, "Grimwell" is a refreshing take on the hero’s journey. In Michael Belanger’s satirical fantasy novel "Grimwell", simple changes turn a mundane life into one of adventure. Derek, an aimless barista, struggles to... Read More

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Earthly Vessels

by Natalie Wollenzien

Subverting genre motifs, the exciting metaphysical novel "Earthly Vessels" troubles its way through religious traditions, different planes of existence, and reincarnation and the beliefs behind souls. In David T. Isaak’s... Read More

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Carlos Montoya

by John M. Murray

An introspective patriarch visits his flaws upon his family in the musing, multigenerational novel "Carlos Montoya". In John Paul Jaramillo’s epic novel "Carlos Montoya", an ailing patriarch reflects on his past, even as his family... Read More

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My Mother’s Secret

by Erika Harlitz Kern

Love is the driving force in Alina Adams’s intimate novel "My Mother’s Secret", set in Josef Stalin’s Soviet Union. A firm believer in communism, Regina dreams of building a socialist Jewish society in Birobidzhan, the designated... Read More

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FanGong Seawall

by Karen Rigby

"FanGong Seawall" is a lucid hagiographical novel in which a revered leader’s sense of civic duty and personal integrity leads to community improvements. Jiwen’s informative biographical novel "FanGong Seawall" is about a public... Read More

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The Depresso Trilogy

by Matt Benzing

"The Depresso Trilogy" is a fun, thrilling, and humorous superhero riff. O. W. Láav’s three-part fantasy novel "The Depresso Trilogy" follows the exciting, funny, and provocative adventures of a unique superhero. "The Depresso... Read More

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Geographies of the Heart

by Karen Rigby

Eldercare, mourning, and the heartening anchor that comes from retelling personal stories infuse Caitlin Hamilton Summie’s "Geographies of the Heart", a tender novel-in-stories about a multigenerational Minnesotan family. A recent... Read More

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