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An excerpt can be found at http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-243-297--12213-0,00.html |
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It is a long awaited addition to the arguably the greatest running novel of all time. It has been set to be released a few times in the past year, but to the disappointment of many runners it has remained a mystery. Quenton Cassidy, a former world-class miler tries to make a return to elite running with the help of his colleague,fellow Olympic medalist amd coach Bruce Denton in Raleigh, NC and the Florida panhandle. He is coming off his silver medal in the previous Olympic Games. |
It is a long awaited addition to the arguably the greatest running novel of all time. It has been set to be released a few times in the past year, but to the disappointment of many runners it has remained a mystery. Quenton Cassidy, a former world-class miler tries to make a return to elite running with the help of his colleague,fellow Olympic medalist amd coach Bruce Denton in Raleigh, NC and the Florida panhandle. He is coming off his silver medal in the previous Olympic Games. |
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Again to Carthage is the second book in the Quenton Cassidy series. It takes place a few years after he received his silver medal in the 1500. Cassidy and everyone else thought that his running career was over but when Denton proposes that he should run a totally different race, the marathon. He then begins training harder then he had ever trained before to make the Olympic trials. Quenton was magnificent in the 1500 but the marathon a whole different ball game and may be too big of a match for Cassidy. |
Again to Carthage is the second book in the Quenton Cassidy series. It takes place a few years after he received his silver medal in the 1500. Cassidy and everyone else thought that his running career was over but when Denton proposes that he should run a totally different race, the marathon. He then begins training harder then he had ever trained before to make the Olympic trials. Quenton was magnificent in the 1500 but the marathon a whole different ball game and may be too big of a match for Cassidy. |
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Template:Future book Again To Carthage is the long awaited sequel to the cult classic Once a Runner, where the book explores Quenton Cassidy's life after his Olympic Mile debut. In which he tries to make the Olympic team once more. It is now available for purchase at www.breakawaybooks.com and at amazon, bn, etc.
An excerpt can be found at http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-243-297--12213-0,00.html
It is a long awaited addition to the arguably the greatest running novel of all time. It has been set to be released a few times in the past year, but to the disappointment of many runners it has remained a mystery. Quenton Cassidy, a former world-class miler tries to make a return to elite running with the help of his colleague,fellow Olympic medalist amd coach Bruce Denton in Raleigh, NC and the Florida panhandle. He is coming off his silver medal in the previous Olympic Games.
Again to Carthage is the second book in the Quenton Cassidy series. It takes place a few years after he received his silver medal in the 1500. Cassidy and everyone else thought that his running career was over but when Denton proposes that he should run a totally different race, the marathon. He then begins training harder then he had ever trained before to make the Olympic trials. Quenton was magnificent in the 1500 but the marathon a whole different ball game and may be too big of a match for Cassidy.
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