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The Passage by Justin Cronin

The Passage

by Justin Cronin
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  • First Published:
  • Jun 8, 2010, 784 pages
  • Paperback:
  • May 2011, 784 pages
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kailey

great
Great - I enjoyed it.
flee

Fantastic
This is an awesome book that moves! Super exciting read.
Reggie

A Must Read
Excellent from beginning to end. Do not let the length of the novel deter you. Just dig in and let the pages turn. You will find yourself recommending to fellow readers.
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