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Breakthrough Game
When an old leader is ready to step down Rob Grahame is the only one who knows. How do you take on a responsibility you aren’t sure you are ready for? Rob and his team are both over their heads, in the midst of the play-offs with the core of the team shifting. Will Rob be able to step up and be the leader no one expected him to have to be? Will the hyena follow him?
26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 1, 2011
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Elizabeth Inglee-Richards
11 books10 followersElizabeth Inglee-Richards is a writer of urban, and suburban fantasy. She loves writing about fairies, werewolves, witches and what have you, all set in the modern world. She particularly loves the tension created when the paranormal world touches our real world. Her work is mostly set in Delaware or Massachusetts, the only two places she knows well enough to set fiction.
She lives in the second smallest State in the U.S. with way to many pets including; birds, turtles, cats, dogs and sheep. She loves animals, history and hockey.
She lives in the second smallest State in the U.S. with way to many pets including; birds, turtles, cats, dogs and sheep. She loves animals, history and hockey.
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January 20, 2012
Ms. Richards continues her series following a matriarchal group of ancient hyena shape shifters who are under the guise of hockey players for the Hampton County Hyenas. She spins this tale around Robby Grahame, the soon-to-be leader of the pack.
This story follows the trials he faces during this time of transition, but he prevails as the leader proving to all that he has what it takes.
We also see more of the newest member of the clan who was brought in rather unwillingly in the last story, Rebuilding Year.
I look forward to reading more from this series. I have found these stories to be not only enjoyable, but educating, for someone who knew virtually nothing about the game of hockey.
If you enjoy hockey and paranormal fiction, you will enjoy this short story.
This story follows the trials he faces during this time of transition, but he prevails as the leader proving to all that he has what it takes.
We also see more of the newest member of the clan who was brought in rather unwillingly in the last story, Rebuilding Year.
I look forward to reading more from this series. I have found these stories to be not only enjoyable, but educating, for someone who knew virtually nothing about the game of hockey.
If you enjoy hockey and paranormal fiction, you will enjoy this short story.
February 22, 2016
Maybe it’s not (or not just) steroids; maybe your favorite athletes really are superhuman. Or maybe they’re only part human.
Maybe they’re were-hyena.
But that doesn’t mean sports come easy to them. Take Rob Grahame. His body aches from the poundings a professional hockey player – even a supernatural one – has to endure, and his heart is heavy with the burden of leadership he’s just assumed as his team’s new captain.
All of which makes “Breakthrough Game” a surprisingly human story. Definitely worth the read.
Maybe they’re were-hyena.
But that doesn’t mean sports come easy to them. Take Rob Grahame. His body aches from the poundings a professional hockey player – even a supernatural one – has to endure, and his heart is heavy with the burden of leadership he’s just assumed as his team’s new captain.
All of which makes “Breakthrough Game” a surprisingly human story. Definitely worth the read.
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