Sterling Bridge by Chad Robert Parker
11/18/2015
 About the Book
Tensions are high in small-town Tooele, Utah, during the Great Depression, but coach Sterling Harris knows football is the answer. With his job on the line, he makes a bold play to find victory for his team and unity for his town. Based on a true story, this inspiring book gives you a fresh perspective on the past and hope for the future. About the Author Chad Robert Parker lived in six states growing up, and is the second of six boys. Each served two-year missions. He is the son of two great, humble parents. They taught him a love for family, church, and life. Chad is an avid sports fan and likes creating games. He also likes juggling; he chose to juggle publishing his first book with getting married and starting a new venture hosting anecdoting.com: a site to share and collect good everyday life stories. Chad works in the library at BYU and lives in beautiful Saratoga Springs, Utah, with his lovely wife. ReviewBased off a true story of struggling town in the Great Depression where the high school football coach thinks his sport is everything, Sterling Bridge by author Chad Robert Parker, is an intriguing story. This story teaches about passion, life, family, and hope. The many different characters in this story bring to light what life was like in the Great Depression, the struggle to survive, and the fight for something better. I would recommend this novel to football fans, as well as those that enjoy a story of inspiration. Genre: football; Great Depression; fiction Publisher: Cedar Fort Publishing and Media Publication date: November 10, 2015 Number of pages: 144 Content Rating: PG Book Rating: 4 stars  A review copy of this book was provided by Cedar Fort Publishing & Media. Tour ScheduleNovember 10: A Bliss Complete November 11: Not Your Relief Society Book Club November 12: Blooming With Books November 13: My Book a Day November 14: November 15: November 16: June McCrary Jacobs November 17: Novel-ties November 18: Singing Librarian Books November 19: Readalot November 20: November 21: November 22: November 23: Write, Writing, Written November 24: Deal Sharing Aunt November 25: The Morrell Tale • Literary Timeout • Robyn Echols  Comments are closed.
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