One Fine Season
AuthorHouse (November 25, 2008)
by Michael Sheehan
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Michael Sheehan is CEO and founder of BioResource, a company that distributes natural remedies including the popular INFLAMYAR ointment for sports injuries. He wrote One Fine Season to honor the memories of two childhood friends who died young, before they could realize their dreams.
One Fine Season is true to life. It draws on Sheehan’s religious education at a Catholic seminary and his experience as a high school baseball and collegiate soccer player. A graduate of Santa Clara University, Sheehan also earned a master’s degree in science journalism from Boston University. He lives in Northern California.
ABOUT THE BOOK:
ONE FINE SEASON tells the story of a promising young athlete who must rise from the ashes of devastating personal loss to fulfill a pact made years earlier with his best friend.
Best friends Pete O’Brien and Danny Grace are gifted college athletes, both hoping for careers as professional baseball players. When tragedy strikes, Danny struggles to cope with his overwhelming grief and fulfill a pact the young men made years earlier: to play in the World Series.
Events unexpectedly thrust Danny into the spotlight with the new expansion team in Sacramento. Three guides – an aging catcher, spiritual centerfielder and wise manager – plus a beautiful woman lead him on a healing journey, revealing that even death cannot break the bonds of true friendship.
If you would like to read an excerpt from the first chapter of One Fine Season, go HERE
The book link is: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1438932251
9 comments:
Wow. Sounds like this book would be difficult to read in places - but also that it promises an uplifting and positive message as well.
Stories like these generaly do well. I think of The Natural. People like overcomers who beat the odds.
Stephen Tremp
Sounds like a really positive, uplifting story. It should do well in these difficult times.
Elizabeth
Mystery Writing is Murder
Sounds like a very special story....very inspiring.
Sounds lovely! :)
And thanks for your greetings.
I am still contemplating whether to start an English blog or not. :)
oooh, sounds good! Thanks for posting this Diane, society needs to trumpet more uplifting - less cynical messages.
I think many people will relate to the path of healing. Thanks for the link.
Sounds like a good story. I love the book's cover. It draws you in and makes you want to read the back cover blurb.
Helen
Straight From Hel
I like the positive message premise of the book. Good cover too. Thanks for the review and lead, Diane.
Marvin D Wilson
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