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Reviews of Books with 386 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 386 pages.

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Nythan

by John M. Murray

Soulstealer is a compelling urban fantasy novel that teems with moral quandaries. In Shane Boulware’s epic fantasy novel Soulstealer, an ancient being attempts to amass power while his human host struggles with taking innocent lives.... Read More

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The Rosie Result

by Katie Asher

When their son, Hudson, begins having behavioral difficulties, Rosie and Don discover what comes with a weighty autism diagnosis. In Graeme Simsion’s "The Rosie Result", ten-year-old Hudson’s struggles to make friends and tendency to... Read More

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Die Laughing

by Sasha Nanua

This thriller employs some of the classic tropes of FBI murder mysteries, delivered in a fresh way. Benjamin O’Neal’s "Die Laughing" is a fast-paced thriller that fuses classic elements of horror and suspense stories, from bloody,... Read More

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Love and Other Pranks

by Amanda Adams

A novel that can be parsed several times to uncover new meaning, "Love and Other Pranks" is a must-read. Stylish and surreal, "Love and Other Pranks" by Tony Vigorito is a wild ride through both the past and present. The novel is split... Read More

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My Father's Daughter

by Anna Call

This unflinching and honest account of a family’s struggles with cancer discusses genetic testing in revelatory ways. Using personal details and a vivid storytelling style, My Father’s Daughter by Lindy Bruzzone reveals the growth... Read More

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Prelude to Genocide

by Tracy Fischer

The loyalty of family, the gritty realities of life in times of turmoil, distrust and aching misunderstanding are all underlying themes of this engrossing read. In her powerful work of social history, Prelude to Genocide: Incident in... Read More

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A Woman's Pleasure

by Paige Van De Winkle

Fifty Shades of Grey too exploitive? These erotic vignettes, featuring incredibly attentive men and mutual respect, hit the sweet spot. Somewhere between the romance novel and the self-help book for relationships comes J. F. Kelly’s... Read More

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