Open Ice: The Tim Horton Story

by Douglas Hunter

Beautifully written and thoroughly engrossing, Open Ice remembers a colourful and unforgettable era in sport, and an extraordinary man who, twenty years after his tragic death, still touches deeply the lives of those who knew him. Tim Horton was an athlete, a businessman, and a man whose profound enthusiasm for life was checked only by the values and beliefs of his northern Ontario upbringing. Occasionally -- in the thrill of a hockey game or speeding on the open road -- he would allow those restraints to fall away, eventually with fatal consequences. One man's quintessential hockey story, Open Ice is an ambitious, riveting saga of the game, and a major accomplishment in sports writing.

Genres: Hockey, Sports, Nonfiction

456 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[E · Rating 3 out of 5]

Informative read, although rather discombobulated in spots.