“I can’t remember the last time I laughed out loud so much while reading a book. An absolute riot of a novel. Some scenes in this book are genuinely outrageous and hysterically funny.”
— Pikasho Deka, Readers Favorite, 5 stars
Violence and Debauchery at the Salt Creek Little League
The Blue Jays are an 11- and 12-year-old baseball team loaded with talent: a flame-throwing ace, a girl who hits bombs, and a chubby slugger born to launch dingers.
The Blue Jays might just win it all … if the overzealous parents don’t destroy everything first.
There’s the real estate mogul who desperately wants his son to be the star. There are the performative progressives who constantly battle the tobacco-spitting former minor leaguer who likes to settle disputes with violence. And worst of all: the two mothers who wage war over who gets to bring the post-game snacks.
During a chaotic championship run, it’s the horrible behavior of these flawed adults that makes the stands a powder keg. And it’s only a matter of time until it explodes.
With vivid characters and all-too-relatable storylines based on unfortunately true events, Violence and Debauchery at the Salt Creek Little League is an irreverent, inappropriate satire that pokes fun at the parents who ruin it for everybody.
“Violence and Debauchery at the Salt Creek Little League is messy, excessive, crude, and frequently very funny. Beneath all the mayhem is a sharp observation about competitive parents: sometimes the people who most desperately need to learn how to lose gracefully are the ones sitting in the stands..”
— Paul Knobloch, Reader Views, 5 stars
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