Playing a Virginia Moon

by Peter J. Neumann

Nothing has ever been as important to Chet as winning his cross-country championship, but his senior year is full of unexpected obstacles and complexities. This strikingly in-sightful novel is an unusual mix of suspenseful sports drama and psychological exploration. "More than a sports novel about the psychological side of competition, this book is a fast read with the right blend of humor and suspense." --School Library Journal

248 pages, Hardcover

First published April 25, 1994