Points

by Lenny Shulman

The second Dan Henry novel finds the rampaging sports journalist immersed in writing and producing a documentary on the country's number one-rated college basketball team for the Eastern Sports Network. His nagging suspicions on how UCONN is winning its games, however, force Dan to dig deeper into the program, and those suspicions mount after an attempt is made on his life. Dan discovers a chain of irregularities and mounts a cross-country adventure to investigate a respected businessman, big-time college coach, and a star player who may be involved in a game-fixing scheme. "Points" is the perfect complement to March Madness and reflects the troubles that major college basketball programs are suffering through in today's headlines. Dan's fearless pursuit of the criminals that are undermining college basketball's Big Dance makes for action-packed adventure. Along with his unlikely band of helpers, which include his beautiful New York TV newswoman girlfriend and wise-cracking attorney, Dan does his best to bring integrity back to a sport marred by big money and those who take advantage of its athletes. "Points" scores from all over the court.

172 pages, Paperback

Published March 11, 2018

About the author

LENNY SHULMAN is an Emmy Award-winning writer who worked in TV and film in Hollywood for two decades. He wrote and produced “Kids Incorporated,” wrote for the NFL on FOX, and co-wrote the feature film “Dice Rules.”

For the past 15 years his work has appeared in The Blood-Horse magazine, Thoroughbred racing’s leading weekly publication. He is the author of “Ride Of Their Lives,” a behind-the-scenes look at the triumphs and turmoil of Thoroughbred racing’s top jockeys.

“Long Way From Home” is his first novel.

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