"Feel Good Football Fiction" ~ "Small town Montana at its finest!" ~ 4.8 out of 5 Listen to the feel-good small town adventures of Pacer Coulee, Montana and its colourful cast of citizens Pacer Coulee Chronicles takes the reader down the adventurous path of the 1990 high school fall sports season, in the small, rural community of Pacer Coulee, Montana. Edna Coffman, School Board Chairperson and community leader and icon, hires thirty-something coaches Luke Carter and Madison Danielsen with the specific directive of returning the town sports fortunes to its former championship status. The unique-to-small-town interactions are at the forefront in this tale, and clearly demonstrate the close interconnections between school, sport and community in rural small-town America. There's plenty of drama to keep the reader engaged, from the rough and troubled life of star football player Tank Hollister to the difficult transition of Elvis His Own Horse and Clare Comes at Night, brother-and-sister Native Americans who transfer from a nearby Reservation to the all-white town and school of Pacer Coulee. It's the myriad of dilemmas and awkward situations that surface among the colourful cast of students, school officials and townsfolk that makes this humorous and entertaining tale such an enjoyable, can't-put-down read. • "Wayne Edwards's first novel is a must read. Pacer Coulee Chronicles is a humorous, tender tale of small town America. The characters are realistic, sometimes flawed, but mostly likeable. Every community has a few bad apples like Pacer Coulee's drunk who abuses his son. It is the community's response to the son that matters in the end. Pacer Coulee deals with the ups and downs of life that affect us all, whether we live in a rural or urban community. Edwards's book will bring a smile to your face and cement your faith in your community." ~ Amazon Reviewer
