Sporting Chance by Mary Kennedy
Young athletes are dropping dead. Some, find themselves needing lifesaving equipment or transplants. For what? Why are these allegedly healthy young men and women dying? When narcissistic, brutal team of coaches believe they know the best way to get perfection out of elite athletes, tragedy follows. Bringing promises of fame, money from collegiate NIL money, and potential professional careers, parents are willing to risk all they have.
When a dying young man’s parents contact the Legacy team, they can’t refuse them. The only way to help is to put their own team members on the inside. But how do you do that without risking their lives? Easy. Call a ghost or two. Blurred lines of everything from political opinion to religious opinion has the team questioning everything. This is a case for the books.
