culture studies december christianity

books:

7 reviews
John R. Corrigan

UPNE, 2006

A solid effort - worth your time
Jack Austin has a few things going for him that other PGA Tour Professionals don't. The biggest of them is that he keeps wandering into the middle of the damndest things. In this very real and believeable book, he has been shown some of the underside of golf.(again)The Russian Mafia has infiltrated the PGA Tour in order to launder a large amount of money and for insurance on the effort they have ...

Center Cut (Hardscrabble Books)

3 reviews
John R. Corrigan

UPNE, 2006

terrific golf mystery
Since choking at the end of a tournament further placing his PGA card membership in jeopardy, golfer Jack Austin has played poorly as his confidence has tanked. Adding to his woes that his game is imploding, he fears he soon will have to play the satellite tour after ten years in the majors even without a single win. As he begins to show signs of attaining par and feels ready top go head to ...

Church History Vol. 75 No. 4 December 2006: Studies in Christianity & Culture
Wendy Love Anderson, Thomas J. Little, Pamela E. Klassen, Nancy R. Heisey, et al. Nicole Kelly

American Soc. of Church History, 2006

pages 723 -979

Cut Shot

13 reviews
John R. Corrigan

Gale Group, 2001

Great read!
Corrigan's first book is a winner. The plot is tightly wound and suspenseful, but the real treat is the interplay among the principal characters. The scenes between protagonist Austin and Lisa, his intended, are particularly well drawn. The dyslexia that Austin terms a blessing is an interesting and integral part of Austin's character. I suspect that golfers will enjoy the inside info on the ...