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Break Point

Written by: David F. Berens
Narrated by: John Alan Martinson Jr., Phoenix T. Clark
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In the tradition of Andy Andrews and Naploeon Hill, Author and USPTA Certified Elite Tennis Professional David F. Berens takes us inside an exciting tennis match with veteran pro, Whitfield Franklin Andrews, and the young phenom, Heinrick McStultz.

During this epic battle, he finds lessons that translate not only to better tennis, but a better life. If you are struggling, and on the edge of your own Break Point, this book lays out nine principles that will help get you back on track and headed to a new beginning!

©2016 David F. Berens (P)2017 David F. Berens
Sports & Outdoors Biographical Fiction Personal Success
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Interesting

This is a self help book Nine life lessons told through a tennis match. This was actually quite interesting and I quite enjoyed it, especially since it was written as a story and not a lecture.

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