When the playboy quarterback of the hapless New York Templars is injured in a freak sexcapade, backup QB Quinn Novak picks up the ball and takes the team to the playoffs. There he attracts the attention of two other quarterbacks who’ve been rivals since high school, Mal Ryan of the Philadelphia Quakers and Tam Tarquin of the San Francisco Miners.<br><br>Quinn begins a volatile relationship with the narcissistic Mal and a loving one with the open-hearted Tam, keeping each secret from the other. What he doesn’t know is that the two have a complex sexual history of their own.

The Penalty for Holding

“Nepotism is never a bad thing where talent is concerned,” Brenna told Vanity Fairin its exposé on The Wreckas one of the print media’s last hurrahs.


She was equally frank about her love of art and sport. She had written her thesis on homoerotic influences in both.


“I love them, because I love looking at beautiful men,” she told Vanity Fair. “On the whole, I think they’re the prettier sex though not the smarter.”


Such remarks, Mort James swore, led to his quadruple bypass and early retirement. Secretly, however, he admired the way his daughter gave everyone hell. As she was giving Smalley now.


Chapter 16