Between the Lies

The Los Angeles Leopards and the Portland Pioneers, the two newest franchises in the National Football League, are on a collision course toward greatness.

Both teams have overcome the bumps and hard knocks of expansion teams, and now they are poised to comete for the Super Bowl Championship.  

One team is led by take-no-prisoners head coach Randy Dolbermeier, who will do anything to take a title home to his Hollywood owner, Cedric B. Mendill.

The other team is led by the cerebral, steady Bobby Russell, who is cast into the spotlight under the worst circumstances.  And one honorable reporter--Mel Herbert of the Los Angeles Guardian--knows some secrets that could change everything.

In this thrilling book of fiction by Hall of Fame Coach Marv Levy, we get to see professional football from the inside: what players, coaches, owners, general managers and even equipment personnel go through during the physical grind of an NFL season.

And we get to see the game's underbelly, where rules are bent or broken, lies are used as promises, and the integrity of the game is a yard away from ruin.

Between the Lies is filled with familiar characters and the type of intimate knowledge that only a Hall of Fame coach could possess.  It is a must-read for fans of the NFL and for all of us who ever wondered what goes on inside the sanctity of the locker room.