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by: James Patterson
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780316693356
ISBN: 0316693359
Label: Back Bay Books
Manufacturer: Back Bay Books
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 160
Publication Date: May 05, 1999
Publisher: Back Bay Books
Sales Rank: 20832
Studio: Back Bay Books
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Product Description:
Travis McKinley is an ordinary man until, on Christmas day, he finds himself in the 'zone'--playing golf like a pro. Later, at the PGA Senior Open, the TV audience watches as a miracle changes Travis and his family forever.
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Rating:  - Not James Patterson's best
I was disappointed with this book. I have read his books like Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas and Sam's Letters to Jennifer before. And I thought this book would be of the same quality but it wasn't. I got thru the whole book but it didn't give me the feeling that I couldn't put it down.
Rating:  - Five Stars
James Patterson smashes it out of the park again. Whether you are a golfer or not, this story relates to all who feel like life is crashing in around us. James Patterson does a great job of taking us on a journey through this characters struggle with forced change and how he struggles to make life's changes, make sense.
Through each round of golf becomes another hurdle cleared and the fighting effort of a man who tries to make his life make sense. I think we can all relate with feeling ... Read More
Rating: - Golf, or not
Even if you're not a golfer, I think you would enjoy this book and how it changed a life.
Rating: - Great Service
This book was received very quickly and was in excellent shape. Everything about this transaction exceeded my expectations.
Rating: - Another ho-hum sports novel
Novels and movies about sports tend to follow the same pattern. If the central figure is a boxer, he will overcome adversity and knock out the champ. In Grisham's football novel, a flailing quarterback wins the championship, albeit elsewhere. Braddock knocks out Baer. Etc. And in Patterson's golf novel, a scratch duffer--well, take a guess.
As for miracles, there isn't much of one, and what miracle there is makes little or no sense. Read it for yourself and ask the burning question ... Read More
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