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Racing the Rain
- A Novel
- Narrated by: Jim Meskimen
- Series: Once a Runner, Book 0
- Length: 10 hrs and 48 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 07-14-15
- Language: English
- Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.47
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Publisher's Summary
From the author of the New York Times best seller Once a Runner - "the best novel ever written about running" (Runner's World) - comes that novel's prequel, the story of a world-class athlete coming of age in the 1950s and '60s on Florida's Gold Coast.
Quenton Cassidy's first foot races are with nature itself: the summer storms that sweep through his subtropical neighborhood. Shirtless, barefoot, and brown as a berry, Cassidy is a skinny, mouthy kid with aspirations to be a great athlete. As he explores his primal surroundings along the Loxahatchee River and the nearby Atlantic Ocean, he is befriended by Trapper Nelson, "the Tarzan of the Loxahatchee", a well-known eccentric who lives off the land.
In junior high school, quite by chance, Cassidy discovers an ability to run long distances, but his real dream is to be a basketball star. Still, Cassidy absorbs Nelson's view of running as a way of relating to and interacting with the natural world. Though he is warned of Nelson's checkered past, Cassidy dismisses the stories as superstitious gossip - until his small town is stunned by the disappearance of a prominent judge and his wife. Cassidy's loyalty to his friend is severely tested just as his opportunity to make his mark as a gifted runner comes to fruition.
John Parker's prequel to the New York Times best seller Once a Runner vividly captures how a runner is formed and the physical endurance, determination, and mind-set he develops on the way to becoming a champion. Racing the Rain is an epic coming-of-age classic about the environments and friendships that shape us all.
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- Jonathan
- Franklin, PA, United States
- 01-11-16
I just finished reading it again!
I just finished listening to all 3 books in this series by John L Parker for a second time. I listen while I run, and I love all three stories. Having grown up running in the pine scrub forests of central Florida BD (Before Disney), I can see Parker's vivid characters and scenes in my mind's eye. It's a riveting story about what it means to want something very badly, and then doing what it takes to try and win it. It's not all sunshine and roses. The hardships and the challenges are what make the story compelling. Patrick Lawlor does an excellent job narrating all three books. An awesome series. Now I want to start all over again!
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- J. Lindsey
- 02-29-16
Great performance by Narrator
After having read several autobiographies, this novel was a fun change of pace.
I'm a sucker for any sports story, but what made this audiobook so entertaining was the performance of Jim Meskimen.
Anyone looking for a little something fun , with a bit of competitive edge would probably enjoy this audiobook.
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- Kindle Customer
- 09-20-15
Great Narrator, Good Book
I enjoyed listening to this book but be aware that it is a coming of age story of a teenager growing up in 1960's Florida and running is only a part of that story and not THE story.
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- Mark
- Waltham, MA, United States
- 08-02-16
Good 1960's athlete-coming-of-age story
This is a nostalgic coming-of-age story with a lot of sports in it. The book follows Quenton Cassidy through junior high and high school in Florida in the '60's. He is a runner and a basketball player. The story captures his athletic pursuits the best. The novel does a very good job of capturing the time and place, with believable characters. It could have been great with a little more character depth. That said, I very much enjoyed this novel, as I found myself really rooting for Quenton to succeed. I think it helps to have some interest in sports to fully appreciate this novel.
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- Sarah L. Larson
- 05-01-16
Best narrator I've heard
Unbelievably talented narrator. Obviously a very smart author. Great ending. Great read for anyone wanting to reminisce about their younger days as an athlete.
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- Alfredo
- 01-08-16
Good if you are already a fan...
Which I am. But it does not reach the sublime level of once a runner, not even close.
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- J. Vintzel
- Jackson, TN
- 05-28-18
fun listen, slow in parts, good running story
a fun book on running. It was slow and a few parts, but the story was good any narration was excellent!
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- Emmysher
- 05-10-18
Best of the series!
1: Racing the rain
2: Once a runner
3: Again to Carthage
Great job by the narrator!
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- msullivan468
- 03-23-18
Required reading (or listening) for runners
This is the first if 3 amazing books by John L Parker. It’s amazing and easy to read or listen to. Mr Meskimen was great!
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- James P.
- 03-14-18
Another great story of Quinton Cassidy
This book touches me on a different level then any other reader or listener. Being blessed to know the Author and some of the small truths in the story, brings a fictional series life, and true emotion for me. Just another great installment from John L. Parker Jr. of Quinton Cassidy.