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Reviews of Books with 432 Pages

Here are all of the books we've reviewed that have 432 pages.

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Loving Luther

by Claire Foster

In time for the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther’s challenge to the Catholic Church, Allison Pittman’s "Loving Luther" is a moving and rich historical romance based on Luther’s relationship with his wife, Katharina. In addition,... Read More

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Echo After Echo

by Claire Foster

“Being an actor is all about finding keys from the real world that open imaginary locks,” and as young actress Zara Evans discovers, the doors opened by her acting lead to unexpected places. "Echo After Echo" is a tightly written,... Read More

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The Dawsons

by Pallas Gates McCorquodale

"The Dawsons" introduces the world of Magika and its volatile inhabitants in a spellbinding tale of forbidden love. A new generation of star-crossed lovers emerges on the planet of Magika, where witches rule and demons lurk. The futures... Read More

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Beautiful Mess

by Katerie Prior

"Beautiful Mess" is an ode to a bygone Hollywood era. John Herrick’s "Beautiful Mess" explores the life of an aging Hollywood actor whose life changes when he discovers an important script. Del Corwyn used to be somebody. Once, he was... Read More

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Benevolence

by Pallas Gates McCorquodale

Emotionally charged with a definite delve into history and religion, "Benevolence" mixes hard-hitting action with curses and miracles. In "Benevolence" by Mark Flynn—a historical thriller, legal drama, conspiracy theory, and religious... Read More

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The Bone Witch

by Stephanie Bucklin

Tea is a bone witch, a witch with a gift for necromancy—which is how she accidentally raised her brother Fox from his grave. Ostracized from her community, Tea trains under another bone witch, who teaches her how to wield her powers.... Read More

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Citizen Scientist

by Matt Sutherland

If climate change has you down and you’re traumatized by the thought of another critical species being lost to extinction, here’s something to think about: all your heartfelt empathy doesn’t do diddly-squat to help the planet.... Read More

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