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Reviews of Books with 330 Pages

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The Year of Necessary Lies

by Rebecca Foster

Feminism and activism go hand in hand in this romantic novel about women’s empowerment and living life to the fullest. Kris Radish’s tenth novel, "The Year of Necessary Lies", highlights women’s role in the Audubon Society campaign... Read More

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Swing

by Peter Dabbene

Anchored by the 1971 World Series, questions of mortality, heroism, and infidelity help this outstanding novel transcend the sports genre. There are many baseball novels that are not really about baseball, and Philip Beard’s "Swing" is... Read More

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The Situation

by Margaret Cullison

This fast-paced, often humorous adventure is laced with thoughtful undertones. A video game tester and erstwhile celebrity gamer contends with a series of challenges in Graeme Daniels’s suspense-filled "The Situation". Daniels writes... Read More

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Love-To-Win Tennis

by Rich Rezler

Easy-to-follow tennis tips help players at all levels get into the swing of things. Roger W. McKee knows tennis. Raymond O. Loen knows organizational training. Together, they’ve intermingled three decades worth of experience in their... Read More

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No Rest in His Bones

by Melissa Wuske

Cheating, lying, and stealing are the foundation of this book’s structure as a couple traces their descent. "No Rest in His Bones", by S. A. Nicola, is a gritty yet sentimental story of a marriage and how it is affected by tremors of... Read More

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Cape Comedy

by Sheila M. Trask

Manic comedic enthusiasm bolsters the fun—even in dark moments—on every page of this debut. Peek behind the curtain at a world-famous comedy club, and what do you find? If the venue is Cape Comedy and your host is Marc Weingarten,... Read More

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