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Read-Alikes for Books Starting with O

109 books starting with "o"

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  • An Olive Grove in Ends
    An Olive Grove in Ends
    by Moses McKenzie
    Hardcover: May 2022
    Paperback: Jul 2023
     
    An electrifying debut about a young man faced with a fraught decision: escape a dangerous past alone, or brave his old life and keep the woman he loves.
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  • An Ordinary Man
    An Ordinary Man : An Autobiography
    by Paul Rusesabagina
    Hardcover: Apr 2006
    Paperback: Mar 2007
     
    The riveting life story of hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina who, as his country was being torn apart by violence during the Rwandan genocide of 1994, sheltered more than 12,000 members of the Tutsi clan and Hutu moderates, while homicidal mobs raged ...
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  • An Ordinary Spy
    An Ordinary Spy : A Novel
    by Joseph Weisberg
    Hardcover: Dec 2007
    Paperback: Jan 2009
     
    A former CIA case officer’s novel about two embattled spies who go to extraordinary lengths to keep their informants out of harm’s way, published as vetted by the agency itself.
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  • O Is For Outlaw
    O Is For Outlaw
    by Sue Grafton
    Hardcover: Oct 1999
    Paperback: Jan 2001
     
    Kinsey's fifteenth excursion into the dark side of human nature.
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  • Oblivion
    Oblivion
    by Sergei Lebedev
    Paperback: Jan 2016
     
    A masterful novel about the search for the truth about a shadowy neighbor represents an epic attempt to rescue history from the brink of oblivion.
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  • Oblivion
    Oblivion
    by Peter Abrahams
    Hardcover: Apr 2005
    Paperback: Apr 2006
     
    What determines your identity? Is it the clothes you wear? The way other people treat you? When private investigator Nick Petrov wakes up in a hospital room everyone treats him like a victim but he can't remember how he got there in the ...
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  • October Suite
    October Suite : A Novel
    by Maxine Clair
    Hardcover: Oct 2001
    Paperback: Oct 2002
     
    'October Brown is a heroine who will break and mend your heart. Maxine Clair has written a beautifully imagined novel that pulses with all the colors and sounds of the lives we live.'
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  • Odysseus Abroad
    Odysseus Abroad
    by Amit Chaudhuri
    Hardcover: Apr 2015
    Paperback: Feb 2016
     
    A beguiling new novel, at once wistful and ribald, about a day in the life of two Indian men in London, each coping in his own way with alienation, solitariness, and the very art of living.
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