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Zebra Skin Shirt

Strattford County Novel, Book 3

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Zebra Skin Shirt

By: Gregory Hill
Narrated by: Gregory Hill
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The sun's been setting for several months. Nobody's blinking. And no matter how hard he blows, the referee's whistle doesn't make a sound. Time to make up some new rules.

With audacious humor, unpredictable turns, and outlandish calls, Zebra Skin Shirt is the brilliantly conceived conclusion/solution to Gregory Hill’s Strattford County Series.

Before the clocks stopped, Narwhal Slotterfield was an ordinary basketball referee. He blew his whistle. He stretched the rules. He even had a girlfriend.

But then the clock thing happened.

Now it’s 7:23 p.m., Narwhal’s in a diner in the middle of the Great Plains, and now is all he’s got.

Left to wander a planet where people stand like manikins and raindrops never reach the earth, our ref soon realizes he has the power to officiate the universe itself, an endeavor that leads him along a philosophical mobius strip wrapped around the world as tightly as a wedding ring.

A love story, in other words.

Danger! This novel contains descriptions of: hallucinatory drugs, self-loathing, time warpage, and numerous flashbacks. Also: 58 instances of the word f--k.

©2022 Gregory Hill (P)2022 Gregory Hill
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