Offensive Foul

Publié par Relay Publishing, le 23 octobre 2017

Résumé

"Rabbit" Labelle, the charismatic and improbable football star of Offside, returns in Offensive Foul, where he faces even stiffer odds on the basketball court. While battling to secure his place on the team, Rabbit finds himself thrust into the middle of racial conflict, family discord, and the bewildering mysteries of a first girlfriend. The impact of his choices will last a lifetime. "David H. Hendrickson has written a sequel worthy of his spectacular novel, Offside. Offensive Foul is filled with heart."-Leslie Claire Walkerauthor of The Faery Chronicles"Rabbit Labelle is back in David H. Hendrickson's Offensive Foul, and everything's cranked up a notch. Tougher family issues. Racism bubbling over. And a powerful first love caught in the middle. Love this saga!"-Terry Haymanauthor of Chasing the Minotaur"Hendrickson has scored again. Offensive Foul is another great book full of sports excitement and racial conflict. Rabbit Labelle's speed and agility shine on the basketball court, but he risks losing his place on the team when he stands up for what's right. Rabbit is just as fast to put everything on the line for his friends as he is with the basketball. I enjoyed this book immensely."-Rebecca Shelleyauthor of Dragonbound: Blue Dragon"High school football star Rabbit Labelle returns in a page-turner with plenty of food for thought. Racial conflict, family discord, and a girl­friend. Offensive Foul has all that, and, of course, basketball. David H. Hendrickson sinks a three-pointer at the buzzer with this winning addi­tion to Offside. Don't miss it."-Dory Crowe, author of Dark Secrets"David H. Hendrickson is one of my favorite writers."-- USA Today bestselling author Kristine Kathryn Rusch

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