The Snworb

As the Alnitak Comets soar toward the Interstellar Finals, a mysterious cosmic storm threatens to cancel the greatest championship in the known universe. Only one boy from Earth can save the season.

His name is Jaxon. He is twelve years old. He has a good arm, a nervous stomach, and absolutely no idea why a glowing scout from another galaxy has selected him in the twenty-seventh round of the Junior Galactic Football Draft.

Now Jaxon must learn the rules of zero-gravity football before the Comets are blasted out of playoff contention forever. On Earth, football is hard. In outer space, football is harder, because sometimes the field rotates, sometimes the ball transmogrifies, and sometimes the opposing linebacker has fifty tentacles and no eyes.

Packed with action, heart, teamwork, and several educational facts about nebulae, Outer Space Football is the paperback adventure young readers will be talking about in cafeterias, libraries, and the back seats of minivans all season long.

The championship is waiting. The galaxy is watching. And somewhere beyond the stars, a stadium full of orange-and-brown believers is beginning to chant.

Available now in paperback wherever books are sold, borrowed, swapped, misplaced, or discovered beneath the passenger seat after a long drive to Sandusky.

Not affiliated with the National Football League, the Snworb, the City of Cleveland, the known laws of gravity, or any actual football league presently operating beyond Earth.