PIGSKIN RAPTURE Four Days in the Life of Texas Football by Mac Engel Photos by Ron Jenkins Genre: Texas Sports / Football / Photography Publisher: Lone Star Books Date of Publication: August 26, 2016 Number of Pages: 240 Scroll down for Giveaway! You know what they say: Sunday in Texas belongs to God and football; […]
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THE REPUBLIC OF FOOTBALL Legends of the Texas High School Game by Chad S. Conine Genre: Texas Sports History / Biographies Date of Publication: September 6, 2016 Publisher: University of Texas Press # of pages: 288 Scroll down for Giveaway! Anywhere football is played, Texas is the force to reckon with. Its powerhouse programs produce the […]
Young Adult – Family Saga – Sports Fiction Date Published: August 2015 Synopsis Cody’s worst day, was the day his brother – his best friend, left to join the Army. Boomer’s worst day was yet to come. In high school, Cody followed his big brother’s blocks on the football field. Now, it is his time […]
Tour Schedule Synopsis With six months until the Olympic Games, seventeen-year-old Harper’s life is pretty much perfect. She’s fighting for the starting spot on Team USA Women’s Hockey, and for the first time ever, she has a crush on a guy who likes her back. She feels like the luckiest girl in the world, until […]
Spotlight & Chapter One: Catastrophic by Dustin Stevens
Today we welcome author Dustin Stevens to StoreyBook Reviews. He has quite a few books out and contacted me about reading Catastrophic. I will be reading and reviewing this book in the coming month, but wanted to highlight this book for anyone that likes suspense/thriller books that tie in sports and the medical field! If […]
Tour Schedule The Pitcher “I never knew I had an arm until this guy called out, “Hey you want to try and get a ball in the hole, sonny?” I was only nine, but mom said, “come on, let’s play.” This Carney guy with no teeth and a fuming cigarette hands me five blue rubber […]
Book Blast & $50 Giveaway: The Pitcher by William Hazelgrove #giveaway
The Pitcher “I never knew I had an arm until this guy called out, “Hey you want to try and get a ball in the hole, sonny?” I was only nine, but mom said, “come on, let’s play.” This Carney guy with no teeth and a fuming cigarette hands me five blue rubber balls and […]
Review: Winning the City by Theodore Weesner
Synopsis: It’s Detroit, 1961. Fifteen-year-old Dale Wheeler, the son of an unemployed, alcoholic autoworker, has big dreams of leading his team to the City Basketball Championship. But his dream is shattered when Dale—the co-captain and top point guard—is cut from the team to make way for the son of a big money team sponsor. His […]