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    Dreamfield

    By Ethan D. Bryan

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    About this ebook

    On his forty-first birthday, Ethan travels back to the past for a second chance to relive his senior year of high school and undo the greatest regret of his life. But only God knows how Ethan's new past will affect his future. An exploration of faith and pop-culture, this modern-historical novel appeals to both adult and young adult readers.

    "If you like good storytelling and if you like good baseball, then this is a book that is right down the middle. Put it under your arm and head for home, with a grin on your face, and then sit down and read it and enjoy it. — Robert Benson, Author of The Game : One Man, Nine Innings & A Love Affair With Baseball "Ethan Bryan takes us on an incredible journey to his past where he is given a second chance to pursue his baseball dreams. [...] This is a must-read!" —Jim "The Rookie" Morris, Author of The Oldest Rookie

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisher50/50 Press, LLC
    Release dateJul 19, 2018
    ISBN9781386912095
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