Team Haven rides again! The long-anticipated sequel to "Two Wheels" begins with the mysterious death of a professional cyclist in Belgium and takes Team Haven through the grueling Tour de France.
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Moody is Critic-at-Large at Denver's KCNC-TV, reviewing movies, books, theater, music and new media. He has won seven Heartland Emmy awards for commentary, one of which was for his coverage of a local mountain bike crash.
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The Return of Will Ross,
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This review is from: Perfect Circles: The Sequel to Two Wheels (Paperback)
Perfect Circles brings back Will Ross, Greg Moody's hero from Two Wheels. I enjoyed this book, it was a great summer read but it is not as good as the first book. If you have never read any cycling mysteries, read Two Wheels or the Yellow Jersey instead. The first half of the book is well written, the second half tends to get a bit goofy...
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Perfect Circles=Perfect Page Turner,
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This review is from: Perfect Circles: The Sequel to Two Wheels (Paperback)
I've never been to France. The only bike race I ever saw I cursed because it closed the streets I wanted to use at that particular moment. But after reading Moody's book, I had the urge to dig out the ten speed from the back of the garage and book a flight on the Concord. The story flashes from scene to scene so fast I got a blister on my page turning finger! The way this guy writes puts you in the middle of the action with such vivid detail you believe you're actually the one peddling the bike. Moody's wit and humor will have you re-reading some passages wishing YOU'D said that. The book taught me a lot about road racing and what might go on behind the scenes. If the thought of Groucho Marx on a bike tickles you, read this book!
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This review is from: Perfect Circles: The Sequel to Two Wheels (Paperback)
This is more of a recommendation than a review. As a road cyclist, I thoroughly enjoyed both of Moody's books and consider them must reads for those looking for entertainment who have an interest in cycling - real page turners. Sure, they're a bit tongue-in-cheek, bullets flying, comic book-esque and not Pulitzer prize material. But I loved them nonetheless.
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He swam forward to the edge of consciousness, first rising through the warm dark and into the muted light, past the crisscrossed red lines that sat just behind his eyelids. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Magda Gertz, Henri Bresson, Henri Bergalis, Will Ross, Cheryl Crane, Tour de France, Carl Deeds, Prudencio Delgado, Henrik Koons, Haven Pharmaceuticals, Miguel Cardone, Biejo Fortuna, Richard Bourgoin, Luc Godot, Monsieur Engelure, Isabelle Marchant, The Beast, Louis Engelure, Luis Bourbon, Mont Ventoux, Rhode Island, Tony Cacciavillani, John Cardinal, Paul Flacon, Air France New!
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He swam forward to the edge of consciousness, first rising through the warm dark and into the muted light, past the crisscrossed red lines that sat just behind his eyelids. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
broom wagon, directeur sportif, team lieutenant, team car, keep pedaling, perfect circles, brass eagle, yellow jersey, team van, feed zone, cycling team Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Magda Gertz, Henri Bresson, Henri Bergalis, Will Ross, Cheryl Crane, Tour de France, Carl Deeds, Prudencio Delgado, Henrik Koons, Haven Pharmaceuticals, Miguel Cardone, Biejo Fortuna, Richard Bourgoin, Luc Godot, Monsieur Engelure, Isabelle Marchant, The Beast, Louis Engelure, Luis Bourbon, Mont Ventoux, Rhode Island, Tony Cacciavillani, John Cardinal, Paul Flacon, Air France New!
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- Single-Track Mind: An Illustrated Guide to Mountain-Bike Racing, Technique and Training from VeloNews by Paul Skilbeck in Back Matter
- Lance Armstrong (OA) (Overcoming Adversity) by John Thompson in Back Matter
- Half Wheel Hell and Other Cycling Stories by Maynard Hershon in Back Matter
- Off-Season Training for Cyclists (Ultimate Training Series from Velopress) by Ed Burke in Back Matter
- A Season in Turmoil by Samuel Abt in Back Matter
- Deadroll: A Cycling Murder Mystery by Greg Moody in Back Matter
- The Athlete's Guide to Sponsorship: How to Find an Individual, Team or Event Sponsor by Jennifer Drury in Back Matter
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