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Reviews of Books with 345 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 345 pages.

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The Gales of Alexandria

by Anna Karnedy

In the face of global political events, connected people are set on different paths of self-discovery in the thoughtful thriller "The Gales of Alexandria". Ehab Elgammel’s political adventure novel "The Gales of Alexandria" zeroes in... Read More

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As Sure as the Sea

by John M. Murray

In Jamie Ogle’s historical novel "As Sure as the Sea", romance blossoms between a coral diver and a burdened pastor as anti-Christian fervor boils over in Rome. 310 CE is a difficult time for Christians: Emperor Diocletian enacts a... Read More

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The Neurodiversiverse

by Jenna Lefkowitz

A precise and celebratory anthology, "The Neurodiversiverse" treats differences as strengths in science fiction settings. Edited by Anthony Francis and Liza Olmsted, "The Neurodiversiverse" is a science fiction anthology featuring short... Read More

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Immortality Bytes

by Eileen Gonzalez

"Immortality Bytes" is a humorous dystopian novel about the eternal tug-of-war between man and machine, wealth and poverty, and logic and emotion. Undeserving people fight for control of an immortality machine in Daniel Lawrence... Read More

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The Orchids Lady

by Willem Marx

A mudslide sets off a string of unexplained violence in "The Orchids Lady", a sun-suffused mystery novel in Freya Smallwood’s Abelove and Bradley series. Ogy Bradley is a neuroscientist and widower who returns home to find his quiet... Read More

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Burner

by Carolina Ciucci

Three people from quite different backgrounds are caught up in the implosion of an online movement in the surprising thriller "Burner". In Mike Trigg’s captivating thriller "Burner", an online movement spirals out of control. When... Read More

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