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Sticking It to Cancer One Book at a Time
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The Start of Something that Hasn’t Quite Found It’s Footing Just Yet

The Foxhole Court (All for the Game #1) by Nora Sakavic

January 3, 2019 by Lisa Bee Leave a Comment

The Foxhole Court is the first novel of Nora Sakavic’s All for the Game, which gives an intriguing beginning for what is to come, but unfortunately does not really stand so well as a book on it’s own: it’s clearly just a buildup, and given it’s slim run of under 300 pages, I wonder if perhaps it would not have work to put the 3 instalments of the series into one novel with parts/books 1-2-3 all together? But that’s not my decision at the end […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Sports, Young Adult Tagged With: all for the game, nora sakavic

Lisa Bee's CBR11 Review No:2 · Genres: Fiction, Sports, Young Adult · Tags: all for the game, nora sakavic ·
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I just could not stop reading this hockey romance series (almost)

November 20, 2018 by Sophia Leave a Comment

As if I could stop after reading only two of Bowen’s Bruisers novels. As soon as I finished Rookie Move, I picked up Hard Hitter (2017) by Sarina Bowen–the second book in the Brooklyn Bruisers series. By this time, I was back at home and ready to get back to my normal life. I also rarely read books by the same author all in a row, but I got sucked in and couldn’t resist. This one focuses on the captain and enforcer of the hockey team, Patrick O’Doul, […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Sports Tagged With: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia

Sophia's CBR10 Review No:46 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Sports · Tags: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia ·
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More romance, more hockey

November 19, 2018 by Sophia Leave a Comment

As soon as I finished Brooklynaire, I bought another Brooklyn Bruisers’ novel by Sarina Bowen. I simply had not gotten my fill of professional hockey players and romance. Rookie Move (2016) is technically the first of Bowen’s Bruisers series, and was also a very fun, enjoyable read. Leo Trevi has just been called up from his minor league team to play in the NHL for the Brooklyn Bruisers. He is excited about finally getting his chance, and he’s under a lot of pressure to perform so that he […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Sports Tagged With: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia

Sophia's CBR10 Review No:45 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Sports · Tags: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia ·
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A romance and a professional hockey team: some of my favorite things

November 19, 2018 by Sophia Leave a Comment

I was in Yosemite. I’d just finished my backpacking trip and had a couple of days to decompress and explore the park before I went home. I was looking for something fun to read in my downtime when I was browsing books on my phone and found Brooklynaire (2018) by Sarina Bowen. The cheesy, hunky picture, the hilarious title, an author I already liked, and the fact that my brother and sister-in-law live in Brooklyn all had me immediately interested. But even better, the story takes place […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Romance, Sports Tagged With: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia

Sophia's CBR10 Review No:44 · Genres: Fiction, Romance, Sports · Tags: Brooklyn Bruisers, Sarina Bowen, Sophia ·
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Spring Football is a Good Idea

November 5, 2018 by Jake Leave a Comment

I saw Jeff Pearlman speak on this, his new book at a nearby Barnes and Noble. He was concerned that nobody would read it. Pearlman has written books on such exciting sports subjects as Roger Clemens, the 90s Dallas Cowboys, and the 1980s Showtime Los Angeles Lakers. And yet, it was this subject, the relatively obscure minor league USFL that excited him more than anything else he’s worked on. But he knew it would be a tough sell, which is why, despite his relative success […]

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Donald Trump, Jeff Pearlman, sports, United States Football League, USFL

Jake's CBR10 Review No:42 · Genres: Sports · Tags: Donald Trump, Jeff Pearlman, sports, United States Football League, USFL ·
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Next up at bat is a mystery series sure to make a home run!

November 5, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Years ago, I picked up Ballpark Mysteries #01 The Fenway Foul-Up by David A. Kelly (illustrated by Mark Meyers). While I was not jumping up and down and yelling, “Kill the Ump!” over it, I was thinking “This is good.” I was recommending the series when it was appropriate. Yet, I never read another in the series until the other day. Sadly, book 14 The Cardinals Caper, was damaged. I picked it up before we had to process it as damaged, and spent a nice […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Mystery, Sports Tagged With: Baseball, cousins, David A. Kelly, Mark Meyers

BlackRaven's CBR10 Review No:408 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Mystery, Sports · Tags: Baseball, cousins, David A. Kelly, Mark Meyers ·
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