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Game

Paperback: 6 x 9
300 Pages
$16.99
Release Date: 2007-11-20

Special Features:
ISBN #: 978-1-60247-777-3
Carton Count: 30

Product Category: Fiction-Sports Football-History
Distributor: Ingram Spring Arbor

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Game

By Phil Truman

Consumer Copy

"Who IS that Guy? Year in and year out the football powerhouse Hert City Trojans import a ringer to fuel their championship charge, but their luck is about to change. In the small backwater town of Tsalagee, first-year coach Donny Doyle knows the only way he can fulfill his promise to unseat the Hert City juggernaut, is to beat them at their own Game. But in his own recruit, the mammoth and powerful, yet troubled and ominous Leotis McKinley, Doyle finds more than he bargained for. Set in Oklahoma, author Phil Truman's character-rich novel Game spins an energetic tale around the intensity and weightiness of small-town high school football. And yet, amid the fast-paced drive of the story, lies an account of the human spirit struggling through adversity and finding victory. Readers of any age or gender, once the final word is read, will feel the triumph, honor, and glory that comes from...Game.

'A poignant and unforgettable story of competition, courage, and the pains of coming of age. Game goes beyond just football. It's about discovering the values in your own life while helping others find meaning in theirs. A wonderful story that is hard to put down.' Bob Lawson, former sports writer and retired editor"