The Cry of the Kuaka
NZ Author Roly Andrews, no idea what this is like but the premise sounds interesting.
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Showing posts with label Nelson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nelson. Show all posts
Monday, 20 April 2015
Sunday, 12 April 2015
Basketball Obsession on Kindle, it's a local story
Basketball Obsession is having its last free day on Amazon, Monday New Zealand time, get it free and enjoy the read, set in New Zealand and basketball scene in Nelson...
Tuesday, 7 April 2015
Basketball Obsession Amazon ebook
Available Now, Fiction,
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Jim Baker's father is proud of him but there is a nagging feeling that it is pity not respect his father feels. Jim has fallen short of expectations and now his ailing father doesn't seem to show much interest. Obsessed with basketball and living in the shadow of his father, Jim coaches his team of misfits, hoping they can do what he failed to achieve. They have height and talent but all is not what it seems in their lives off the court. Drugs, drink, death. Can they put all that has happened behind them and come together as a team?
Pete isn't the most talented, but he's big, he's dedicated and his family with their dubious business connections are incredibly supportive. To get out of the slum, to get noticed, he has to lead from the front.
Basketball in small town New Zealand
...Basketball Obsession
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Ken Horlor
@KHorlorJim Baker's father is proud of him but there is a nagging feeling that it is pity not respect his father feels. Jim has fallen short of expectations and now his ailing father doesn't seem to show much interest. Obsessed with basketball and living in the shadow of his father, Jim coaches his team of misfits, hoping they can do what he failed to achieve. They have height and talent but all is not what it seems in their lives off the court. Drugs, drink, death. Can they put all that has happened behind them and come together as a team?
Pete isn't the most talented, but he's big, he's dedicated and his family with their dubious business connections are incredibly supportive. To get out of the slum, to get noticed, he has to lead from the front.