Dennis Nehamen
Musicball
eBook
(Golden Poppy Publications Oct. 2, 2016)
BASEBALL
MUSIC
ROMANCE
Skyler Mills is recognized in college as a mathematics whiz and a true genius. Yet when it comes to sports, she doesn’t know the difference between a touchdown and a home run! She’s the last choice that a sane Major League Baseball owner would hire as their GM. Yet when a fortuitous event lands her in that precise role, this five-foot-two inch dynamo sets out to turn the game of baseball on its head.
She has two partners: one a neuroscience freak and the other a musical composer; neither care a wit about the game or the franchise. So can she succeed when the team is a mess, there’s little money to fix it, and she’s reviled by most all of the players and execs in the male-dominated world of baseball? It would take a miracle. Yet even when the unexpected happens, and it appears she might prove victorious, her secret weapon is stolen by the owner’s nemesis, a guy named Thorne. Using the discovery to turn the tables on her, it’s time to declare war. This little lady proves to be a street fighter, the type not to be mistaken as fragile.
MUSIC
ROMANCE
Skyler Mills is recognized in college as a mathematics whiz and a true genius. Yet when it comes to sports, she doesn’t know the difference between a touchdown and a home run! She’s the last choice that a sane Major League Baseball owner would hire as their GM. Yet when a fortuitous event lands her in that precise role, this five-foot-two inch dynamo sets out to turn the game of baseball on its head.
She has two partners: one a neuroscience freak and the other a musical composer; neither care a wit about the game or the franchise. So can she succeed when the team is a mess, there’s little money to fix it, and she’s reviled by most all of the players and execs in the male-dominated world of baseball? It would take a miracle. Yet even when the unexpected happens, and it appears she might prove victorious, her secret weapon is stolen by the owner’s nemesis, a guy named Thorne. Using the discovery to turn the tables on her, it’s time to declare war. This little lady proves to be a street fighter, the type not to be mistaken as fragile.
- Pages
- 186
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