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Alibrandi, Tom

 
9781540741813: Killshot
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ISBN 10 : 1540741818 ISBN 13 : 9781540741813
Editeur : CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2016

Synopsis

Killshot Tate Coldiron, in his early fifties, with a Jack Daniel’s Green habit and two withered legs, has his car break down in Rochester, NY on his way to handball tournament in Cleveland. A former championship handball player; whose legs were broken 25 years earlier for hustling the wrong opponent; Coldiron has survived since by playing match games for money. Coldiron hustles a local player for a few bucks, in doing so seeing potential in the raw, but talented Barry West. He makes West an offer to train him and take him on the road to play match games for money against the best players in the country. West, tired of his job and life in Rochester, and with support from his girlfriend, Susan, agrees. Following a rigorous training period, during which Coldiron transforms his young protégé into a superior handball player, the two go on the road. Barry West puts together a fabulous string of victories, bringing in tens of thousands of dollars. However, Coldiron’s handball student resorts to doing anything to win, including hitting other players with the ball that travels over a hundred miles per hour. And West’s need to win at any cost supersedes his love for Susan, and his allegiance to Coldiron. After West maims a few more players—including some of Coldiron’s old handball friends—Tate, guided by his love for the purity of the game, decides he must take West out. He is forced to destroy the winning machine he created. It all comes down to one explosive and exciting match. It is winner takes all; a matter of love, life, and death.

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Killshot Tate Coldiron, in his early fifties, with a Jack Daniel’s Green habit and two withered legs, has his car break down in Rochester, NY on his way to handball tournament in Cleveland. A former championship handball player; whose legs were broken 25 years earlier for hustling the wrong opponent; Coldiron has survived since by playing match games for money. Coldiron hustles a local player for a few bucks, in doing so seeing potential in the raw, but talented Barry West. He makes West an offer to train him and take him on the road to play match games for money against the best players in the country. West, tired of his job and life in Rochester, and with support from his girlfriend, Susan, agrees. Following a rigorous training period, during which Coldiron transforms his young protégé into a superior handball player, the two go on the road. Barry West puts together a fabulous string of victories, bringing in tens of thousands of dollars. However, Coldiron’s handball student resorts to doing anything to win, including hitting other players with the ball that travels over a hundred miles per hour. And West’s need to win at any cost supersedes his love for Susan, and his allegiance to Coldiron. After West maims a few more players—including some of Coldiron’s old handball friends—Tate, guided by his love for the purity of the game, decides he must take West out. He is forced to destroy the winning machine he created. It all comes down to one explosive and exciting match. It is winner takes all; a matter of love, life, and death.

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Éditeur
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Date d'édition
2016
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
1540741818
ISBN 13 
9781540741813
Reliure
Broché
Illustrateur
Dhesi Aman
Numéro d'édition
2
Nombre de pages
288
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