Your favorite tennis book may have to step aside for this semi-autobiographical novel. A tennis coach and a writer, John Gruberg has been mentioned on the and in “There are tears in my eyes as I finish this book. Wow, I am really stunned!” … Roger Kahn, USPTA “What a great, entertaining and FUN read! John Gruberg has nailed this one. Don’t miss it!” ... Dick Gould, Stanford University “I can relate to this book. Great tale!” ... Peter Smith, USC “ is a pleasure that resonates like a cold beer on a hot Saturday afternoon.” ... Lucia Romanov, & Romania “At last, a great tennis novel.” ... Gary Glassman, Stony Brook University “A tennis story that begs to be told.” … Sean Sloane, USTA is, perhaps, the best on its subject” ... Alan Hager, University of Illinois “Gruberg’s brings to mind by Gordon Forbes.” ... Andrew Weldon, Burlington Northern Railroad . . . . . . . The golden years of Borg, Connors, McEnroe / Evert, Navratilova, King, haunt the background as two California pros investigate off-the-beaten-path money tournaments, hobo trains, and life in the not-so-fast lane; while simultaneously negotiating the joys and sorrows of teaching the game. (Witty insights and unique instruction tips are a bonus.) Hop on board and find out why one of the best tennis books ever!