Steve Dixon has waited years for his Major League debut. He's bounced around the minors and recovered from shoulder surgery, and now he's making his pitching debut for the Nashville Notes. Before that, all he wants is a quiet drink - instead he meets Mason, a bartender with a lopsided smile. Mason is actually Mason Rollans, Nashville's veteran catcher: fifteen seasons, plenty of awards, but one's missing: a World Series ring. He's running out of time because all the love of the game in his heart can't help his aching knees. But when a rookie with warm brown eyes walks into his bar, Mason thinks his World Series dreams might come true. The second half of the season tests the relationship between a pitcher and catcher, and with the World Series looming, Steve and Mason might stumble onto something even greater than the trophy. -- "A Single Season is a moving exploration of love, identity, and the pursuit of dreams, set against the backdrop of America's favorite pastime. It is a promising debut that will appeal to fans of sports fiction and character-driven stories." - Carol Thompson for Readers' Favorite "Daniels's prose is confident and unshowy, letting character and dialogue carry the emotional load. Her empathy for flawed, well-meaning men with one nearing the end of something, the other desperate for a new start makes the book resonate beyond its baseball setting...A Single Season is ultimately a story about second chances-on the field, in love, and in life. It's an emotionally intelligent, gracefully written debut that reminds readers that sometimes, one good season is enough to change everything." - John M. Murray for Independent Book Review