DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C. releases, "The Game," by Tommy Reynolds

CARTHAGE, N.C. - Aug. 30, 2015 - PRLog -- Founder-CEO of DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C., Ms. D. L. Quesinerry states, this  fun-filled, thoughtful gallop across three centuries of an immigrant Irish family is steeped in America's favorite past-time . . . baseball. Debut author, Tommy Reynolds steps in and out of national and international historical events denoting the United States' rise to global stardom. Reynolds' title delivers sport fantasy fiction through eyes and ears and thoughts of the "Miller Family" who are comprised of hard-working, record-breaking baseball talent, and generational successes. This title is rich in sports-facts minced with fictional accounts as well as humorist asides, snippets and quippets regarding America and her historical archives. This is a fun and inspiring novel - reminding readers of the drive every immigrant family has felt since Plymouth Rock. Congratulations Tommy and welcome to dpInk: DonnaInk Publications, L.L.C.

About the Title:
Tommy Reynolds’ debut novel follows the Miller family as they chase the American dream from the green fields of Ireland to the heartland of America.  Trace the paths baseball and America take as they grow and struggle in unison over time.  Watch baseball become a part of the American fabric as the country becomes a world power, with baseball ahead of the curve on some of the issues of the times;  capitalism (the good and the bad), civil rights, unions, personal liberties.  Enjoy the ride as Reynolds takes you on a fun-filled, thoughtful gallop across three centuries, fraught with laughter and irony.

About the Author:

Tommy Reynolds is a lifelong, passionate baseball fan, who was pulled in hook-line and sinker as a kid by Chris Chambliss’ 1976 pennant-clinching home run, which sent the Yankees to their first World Series in twelve years.  In the midst of a successful business career, he has finally written the novel about his greatest passion, America’s pastime.  In his spare time he plays racquetball and umpires men’s league baseball games.He lives in Clinton, N.J. with his three children.