Streak Hitter
Streak Hitter by Larry Hill, published by Black Opal Books on December 29, 2011, is a contemporary fiction novel that intertwines the worlds of baseball and romance. The story follows Navo LeJeune, a utility player for the San Francisco Giants, as he embarks on a remarkable journey to challenge Joe DiMaggio’s legendary hitting streak. Along the way, he encounters Melanie Blake, an aspiring art dealer whose life is on the brink of transformation, setting the stage for a narrative filled with personal and professional stakes.
Readers will find a compelling exploration of ambition and relationships as Navo inches closer to breaking DiMaggio’s record, all while grappling with dark family secrets that threaten to derail his success. The novel delves into themes of betrayal, strife, and the complexities of love, offering a rich backdrop against the vibrant world of baseball. With 302 pages of engaging storytelling, this edition presents a unique blend of sports and romance, inviting readers to experience the highs and lows of both the game and the heart.
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His life is about to change… A utility player for the San Francisco Giants, Navo LeJeune finds himself in the unlikely position of challenging Joe DiMaggio’s hallowed hitting streak. And then he meets Melanie… Her life is about to change. A prominent art dealer has picked her for international fame and Melanie Blake’s days as a barefoot bar artist in Oakland are numbered. And then she meets Navo… The history of baseball may be about to change… The world holds its breath as Navo hits his way closer to DiMaggio’s record. Will he make it? Or will his dark family secrets destroy his success even as they threaten his life? Go beyond the batter’s box into a world of betrayal, strife, family pride, and a love affair as surprising as the streak itself.
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