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Reviews of Books with 409 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 409 pages.

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Truth Crushed to Earth

by Gabriella Harrison

A young man escapes his enslaver to become an abolitionist hero in the harrowing historical novel "Truth Crushed to Earth". A self-emancipated man starts a rebellion when he stops an enslaver from reclaiming runaways in Harry W.... Read More

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Crew of Exiles

by Aleena Ortiz

In the inquisitive science fiction novel "Crew of Exiles", cybernetic outcasts unravel the mysteries of the human experience. Neal Holtschulte’s post-apocalyptic novel "Crew of Exiles" concerns the moral dilemmas and charm of... Read More

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Constant Guests

by John M. Murray

"Constant Guests" is an intriguing story with an unusual narrative that artfully blends history, fantasy, and romance. "Constant Guests" by Patricia Nedelea is an ambitious genre-bending adventure through history with a surreal, yet... Read More

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Without One Plea

Imagine a world where two people in love must hide their relationship, even from their best friends and family members, may never speak of their love except behind closed doors, must refrain from expressing affection for their beloved in... Read More

Book Review

The Economist Book of Obituaries

by Peyton Moss

For generations, obituary notices in newspapers and magazines soberly noted the passing of the newsworthy—statesmen, plutocrats, and other pillars of the community, along with famous entertainers, artists, socialites and the... Read More

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House of Deception

by Todd Mercer

Not nearly as fictional as the Warren Commission report, "House of Deception" places the blame for President Kennedy’s death squarely at the door of the Skull and Bones society and its members within the CIA. The subject matter is... Read More