Review
"A white-knuckle ride ending in triumph, [it] reads like a murder-mystery. Warning: You won't be able to put it down." -- Seattle Magazine
"Good crisp writing. The bike races are breathtaking, and the plot zips along. A hard book to put down." -- Writer's Digest Book Awards
"A white-knuckle ride ending in triumph, [it] reads like a murder-mystery. Warning: You won't be able to put it down." -- Seattle Magazine
"Good crisp writing. The bike races are breathtaking, and the plot zips along. A hard book to put down." -- Writer's Digest Book Awards
... riveting action from the first sentence. You won't need any cycling knowledge... tough to put down. -- SWEAT Magazine, March 2004
Best New Voice in Fiction -- 2005 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner
I have a big problem with this book. It's impossible to put down. Dave Shields owes me a night's sleep. -- Terry Youmans, American Cycling
Man, what a sweet novel! -- Steve Medcroft, Bike.com
The author is a master of description. We rated this gripping book five hearts. -- Heartland Reviews, April 2004
This book was all too real. I feel like I just completed another Tour de France! --Frankie Andreu, 2 time Olympian and 9 time Tour de France rider
... riveting action from the first sentence. You won't need any cycling knowledge... tough to put down. -- SWEAT Magazine, March 2004
Best New Voice in Fiction -- 2005 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner
I have a big problem with this book. It's impossible to put down. Dave Shields owes me a night's sleep. -- Terry Youmans, American Cycling
Man, what a sweet novel! -- Steve Medcroft, Bike.com
The author is a master of description. We rated this gripping book five hearts. -- Heartland Reviews, April 2004
This book was all too real. I feel like I just completed another Tour de France! -- Frankie Andreu, 2 time Olympian and 9 time Tour de France rider
"Good crisp writing. The bike races are breathtaking, and the plot zips along. A hard book to put down." -- Writer's Digest Book Awards
"A white-knuckle ride ending in triumph, [it] reads like a murder-mystery. Warning: You won't be able to put it down." -- Seattle Magazine
"Good crisp writing. The bike races are breathtaking, and the plot zips along. A hard book to put down." -- Writer's Digest Book Awards
... riveting action from the first sentence. You won't need any cycling knowledge... tough to put down. -- SWEAT Magazine, March 2004
Best New Voice in Fiction -- 2005 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner
I have a big problem with this book. It's impossible to put down. Dave Shields owes me a night's sleep. -- Terry Youmans, American Cycling
Man, what a sweet novel! -- Steve Medcroft, Bike.com
The author is a master of description. We rated this gripping book five hearts. -- Heartland Reviews, April 2004
This book was all too real. I feel like I just completed another Tour de France! --Frankie Andreu, 2 time Olympian and 9 time Tour de France rider
... riveting action from the first sentence. You won't need any cycling knowledge... tough to put down. -- SWEAT Magazine, March 2004
Best New Voice in Fiction -- 2005 Benjamin Franklin Award Winner
I have a big problem with this book. It's impossible to put down. Dave Shields owes me a night's sleep. -- Terry Youmans, American Cycling
Man, what a sweet novel! -- Steve Medcroft, Bike.com
The author is a master of description. We rated this gripping book five hearts. -- Heartland Reviews, April 2004
This book was all too real. I feel like I just completed another Tour de France! -- Frankie Andreu, 2 time Olympian and 9 time Tour de France rider
Product Description
Sheer tenacity has earned Ben Barnes the opportunity to ride in The Tour de France. He rises to every challenge, earning the admiration of his teammates, but there are also powerful forces aligned against him. When disaster strikes Ben is forced to confront both himself and his past more directly than he ever before dared.
What follows leaves the reader as white-knuckled as a cyclist plummeting down a serpentine descent. The Race careens around hairpin turns and sprints up daunting ascents as Ben rides to keep his word and regain his honor.
What follows leaves the reader as white-knuckled as a cyclist plummeting down a serpentine descent. The Race careens around hairpin turns and sprints up daunting ascents as Ben rides to keep his word and regain his honor.

