Series: The Forever Friends Series (Book 3)
The highly anticipated sequel to the award winning “The Hockey Saint” taking place ten years after “Saint” ends.
The legendary Jeremiah “Jake” Jacobson, now thirty two, has been the world’s best hockey player over his fourteen year career because of his out of this world talent level and his smart play. But he can’t stay on top forever, and when he starts making mistakes on the ice, his career and family life start to crumble.
At the same time, Tom Leonard, his agent and best friend, is completely overwhelmed by a project that he and Jake were supposed to be working on together. A project that could have a huge impact on people throughout their city in need of a helping hand. As Jake sinks deeper into a funk over his lost status due to his deteriorating play and the emergence of teammate and rookie phenom Barclay Pedersen, Tom realizes he’s on his own. At the same time he rediscovers someone from his past who he never thought he’d see again. In that burgeoning relationship, Tom discovers the importance of taking chances and starts to believe in himself.
At the same time, Tom Leonard, his agent and best friend, is completely overwhelmed by a project that he and Jake were supposed to be working on together. A project that could have a huge impact on people throughout their city in need of a helping hand. As Jake sinks deeper into a funk over his lost status due to his deteriorating play and the emergence of teammate and rookie phenom Barclay Pedersen, Tom realizes he’s on his own. At the same time he rediscovers someone from his past who he never thought he’d see again. In that burgeoning relationship, Tom discovers the importance of taking chances and starts to believe in himself.
I live in Pittsburgh, PA with my wife and two sons. I am the Controller for the Pittsburgh-based Visual Effects firm, Animal Inc., and I have written four children’s books and "The Stereotypical Freaks" will be my debut Graphic Novel.
My 2008 book, "Hockey Player for Life", has been the #1 downloaded children’s hockey e-book on Amazon’s Kindle chart since its arrival as an e-book in November of 2011.
My "Hockey Days" book was the only book featured in the December 2007 Sporting News Annual Gift Guide as a Best Buy Gift for Children. Through a corporate
sponsorship program I set up (and maintain), since the 2010-11 season, both of my children’s hockey books have been given to NHL teams (over 2,500 copies to date) for use in their community and educational initiatives.
Since 2006 my annual charity raffle, which he matches dollar for dollar donated, has raised funds for several hockey-related charities including the Mario Lemieux Foundation, Hockey Fights Cancer and the Keith and Lisa Primeau Scholarship Fund.
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--Giveaway is open to International. | Must be 13+ to Enter
- Set of the 3 Books in the Series
- Winner will receive a $25 Amazon Gift Card.
- Winner will receive a $25 iTunes Gift Card.
I went to an all girls and we never really played many sports only hockey and netball. I do enjoy reading sports books and will put this one on my wish list.
ReplyDeleteShirleyAnn(at)speakman40(dot)freeserve(dot)co(dot)uk
I played soccer for a bit as a child and also swimming.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the post and contest! Love the book cover.
jen(dot)f(at)mac(dot)com
I only played sports in gym class. I ran cross coutry for a year though.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed playing badminton but I can't say I was any good at it =(
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I played field hockey for twenty years until my knees couldn't take it any more.
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I played basketball. I loved it
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