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    Friday Nights Don't Last Forever
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    Friday Nights Don't Last Forever

    By Caleb Pirtle III

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    The dream of college football propels Casey Clinton into the best and worst times of his life. On Friday nights in Avalon, Alabama, football reigns supreme. Quarterback Casey Clinton’s magic arm drives recruiters and his opponents wild. Girls worship him. A preacher’s wife seduces him. Life can’t be any better.

    But when slick college football recruiters offer the small-town high school player the chance for fame and glory, it’s no longer a game. It’s business. And it’s brutal.  Lavish promises of money, women, and a spot at the top of the football world take Casey into a violent world he could never imagine.

    Temptation is great. His life spirals out of control. His world crumbles out from under him.  Football is no longer a sport. It’s a fight for survival in a game where everyone but Casey knows how to play.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherY&R Publishing
    Release dateAug 29, 2016
    ISBN9781940460376
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