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Here's the hook:
Fifth-year senior James Hoak’s sportswriting career hinges on a national magazine internship he can’t afford to take.
It’s the month of May at Blue Ridge University, a bucolic campus nestled in the mountains of southwestern Virginia. As his friends prepare for their senior beach trip, quick-witted sports columnist James Hoak lands a coveted summer internship at a national weekly magazine, Sporting America—a guaranteed pipeline to a full-time job.
If he graduates next May.
But in a freak mishap involving a Sting-Ray bicycle, BRU’s Heisman Trophy winner, Marvelavious Hall, injures his knee.
The accident could wreck Hall’s career, costing him millions.
And Hoak—who loses his tuition money in the process—is responsible.
Now broke, Hoak can’t pay for his fifth year of college. And with no degree, he has no pipeline to a full-time job.
He must raise eight thousand dollars in four days, before the internship begins, or he’s toast.
What better place to raise the cash than the coolest beach bar on the East Coast?
The pressure’s on. His career is riding on it. His arch-enemy, Marvelavious—and the magic of rock and soul—might be his only path to salvation.
If you enjoyed Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar books, the movie FLETCH, the work of Dan Jenkins, or a fast-paced contemporary action-adventure with a touch of raunchy humor,
Here's the hook:
Fifth-year senior James Hoak’s sportswriting career hinges on a national magazine internship he can’t afford to take.
It’s the month of May at Blue Ridge University, a bucolic campus nestled in the mountains of southwestern Virginia. As his friends prepare for their senior beach trip, quick-witted sports columnist James Hoak lands a coveted summer internship at a national weekly magazine, Sporting America—a guaranteed pipeline to a full-time job.
If he graduates next May.
But in a freak mishap involving a Sting-Ray bicycle, BRU’s Heisman Trophy winner, Marvelavious Hall, injures his knee.
The accident could wreck Hall’s career, costing him millions.
And Hoak—who loses his tuition money in the process—is responsible.
Now broke, Hoak can’t pay for his fifth year of college. And with no degree, he has no pipeline to a full-time job.
He must raise eight thousand dollars in four days, before the internship begins, or he’s toast.
What better place to raise the cash than the coolest beach bar on the East Coast?
The pressure’s on. His career is riding on it. His arch-enemy, Marvelavious—and the magic of rock and soul—might be his only path to salvation.
If you enjoyed Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar books, the movie FLETCH, the work of Dan Jenkins, or a fast-paced contemporary action-adventure with a touch of raunchy humor,