Turn Four: A Novel of the Superspeedways

Let me be very frank to begin with...I do not like racing! I've never liked it, Jeff Gordan never caught my attention, Richard Petty caught my eye a few times when I was little, but racing was never my thing. I was always into baseball, football, boxing, and racing was never something I could watch. So why did I read a book like this? The first reason was because I've been looking for some kind of Christian sports fiction... Read Full Review

I read this book from the wrong side of the Atlantic. And even as the wrong person, because though a car buff since I was a teenager, I've never had a real interest in motorsport. The limit of my interest in Formula One, for instance, is to mildly wonder will Michael Schumacher lose this time ... So a novel based in the world of an American NASCAR race driver would not have been my personal choice. I asked for it because... Read Full Review

In Tom Morrisey's first novel, "Yucatan Deep," he delved into the world of deep-water diving. In "Turn Four," he takes us into the exciting sport of auto racing. Although I've never been a NASCAR fan, he drew me in with his heart-pumping narrative and fact-filled descriptions. He made me care about his racecar drivers. The story follows Chance Reynolds, a highly successful driver, who finds himself cut off from the career... Read Full Review