About This Book Golf is the sport that polices itself - no referee, just the player's own honesty and a code older than the rules. That self-policing is its glory and its blind spot: where everyone is trusted to call their own faults, the one who won't can hide in plain sight. In these eleven stories, women at the edges of the genteel game - a rules official, a club secretary, a caddie, a handicap keeper - find the wrong the honor system was never built to catch, and decide the code should mean what it says. Quiet, patient, conscience-driven suspense in the tradition of great thrillers, where the most honorable sport in the world turns its own honor into the perfect cover. From the Author: A game with no referee, where you call your own faults, seemed to me the perfect place to ask what honor is really worth. - Manoj Palwe
AmazonPagina's: 149, Paperback, Independently published
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