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About My Novel

My debut novel is available at the Sunbury Press website , on Amazon, or at Barnes & Noble!

Corvus Heller is graduating high school and wants to attend Middenburg University. He’s concerned about the cost to attend, so he’s hesitant to commit to the decision. James Raven is an upper-echelon football recruit who will be playing at Middenburg. Pete Crayton, Corvus’s uncle, is a big shot Division I college football coach. He happens to work at Indiana Central University -Middenburg’s biggest rival. He’s on the hot seat after having a few tough seasons. Uncle Pete concocts a scheme that might save his job, but he needs Corvus’s help. Corvus stands to earn a significant sum of money if he participates, but he will have to challenge some of his own morals and values to do so.

This coming-of-age story delves into topics like gambling, corruption in college sports, the remnants of institutional racism, and the tension of being a student and an athlete.

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