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Catching Faith

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Reads 264
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Parts 25
Time 3h 30m

gracemansfield23

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**SEQUEL to "The Gift of a Coach: A Novel of Baseball and Friendship**

Jake Wolff has been Brennan's saving grace. He took a team that meant nothing into a team that is feared by every competitor they come up against. Everyone at the school cannot thank him enough. They are always trying to give him the thanks he deserves but he's too humble to admit it.  
Jake has never really accepted help or praise from anyone if he doesn't need it. 

But that was before 2020 hit Brennan High School...

Like all the other schools, Brennan and the entire world gets shut down. Keeping connection with each other, Brennan deals and things seem to be going smoothly... until... Jake catches COVID and it's safe to say that it's pretty bad. 

He ends up in the hospital and it rocks the team to its core and shakes up Jake's best friend, Nick Zaminski pretty good. 

Can Nick hold the team together and be strong for Jake or is there just not enough faith to hold onto?All Rights Reserved

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Let The Games Begin - Good Omens by SomeFormOfWriting

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RIVAL NIGHT: Third Installment of the "Brennan Baseball Series" by gracemansfield23

Jake Wolff has two winning seasons under his belt and has quickly gained fame over at the local high school and has become even closer with every ally he's ever met. And he absolutely loves it; he calls it home. About to start his third season, Nick's daughter starts to have some medical problems. And that means hospital visits, doctors, and tests, and most important, absent Nick at practices. And when he's there physically... his mind isn't. So, as a way to help Jake while Nick's daughter recuperates, principal Sam Adair hires Luke Windimere, a current college baseball coach and former head coach of South Legion High's baseball team... one of Brennan's biggest rivals. And he still supports them wholeheartedly. Jake is annoyed with everything about Windimere but what happens when he becomes more than just an annoyance? What if... the Brennan baseball team needs to fight for Jake harder than they ever have before?

Stars Align by yelibaseball

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Let The Games Begin - Good Omens

Tbh this isnt that good yall should go read my good omens one shots those are better "They'll leave us alone... for a bit." That's what Crowley had told Aziraphale, and Aziraphale had trusted him. How could he not? The angel and demon pairing had been best friends for over 6,000 years and Crowley's voice was just so convincing. But oh boy, was he wrong. Mere weeks after the failed Armageddon, Heaven and Hell grew restless. They felt cheated out of a much needed war- a war that the angels should have won. After many days of arguing, Heaven and Hell shockingly came to an agreement- they would host a series of challenges, games if you will, to prove which side was better. When both Crowley and Aziraphale refuse to participate, Heaven and Hell punish them with something so awful that the boys wish they had just stayed on their respective sides and followed the Plan. Will this punishment bring the demon and the angel closer, or will it tear them apart for good? Story length: 12,193 Words