Tennis is a game that everyone wants to win. The Tennis Manifesto: A Simple Thinkbook of Tennis Concepts and Strategy by Warren Harris is an innovative, abstract, and whimsical book that speaks about the author’s coaching philosophy in an off-beat and creative way. The motivational...

The Repatriate: Love, Basketball, and the KGB by Tom Mooradian is an autobiography that brilliantly captures what it felt like to live behind the Iron Curtain. Set in 1947 - 1960, this autobiography follows the life of Tom Mooradian, a seventeen-year-old boy, a basketball prodigy,...

The Proposal: A Leap of Faith is a romantic short story based on actual events, and written by Cheryl Holloway. After ten years of dating her much-loved beau, Marvin, Carol wonders if he will ever pop the question. Not wanting to die a single woman,...

In The Last Englishman: A Thru-Hiking Adventure on the Pacific Crest Trail, Keith Foskett chronicles his experiences hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, a 2,656 mile route that connects the borders of Mexico and Canada. Passing through the states of California, Oregon and Washington, the trail...

The Lord of the Infield Flies is a non-fiction sports memoir written by Steve Reilly. This volume is a prequel to the author's previously published memoir entitled The Fat Lady Never Sings, which tells the story of the Derby High School State Championship team in...

As kids we all dream, but as we grow into adulthood we seem to lose the hope, desire, and the feeling of the dream. The Baseball Kid by Edmund S. Figure is a true story that's ideal for young readers with a passion to play...

When it comes to the world of Mixed Martial Arts, I cannot envision anyone looking at a fighter who enters an octagon (cage) and not respecting that athlete who is about to engage with an opponent, not knowing if the match will result in a...

The Legendary Ten: From Humble Beginnings to Big Business by Brian Boedker is an engaging book for all football lovers and will give them insight into unknown clubs and a new perspective on the clubs they already know. All clubs have their history and way...

Wow! Where do I begin? First let me say that this is a good book. It is a snapshot of a time and a place and a life. To me it is fascinating. The Man Called Red by N.B. "Red" Sorensen takes place in another...