Title: Without a doubt, the truest book I've ever read.
Product review: This book delves into the life of a runner and offers as true a glimpse as I've ever seen into what it's like to put oneself in great discomfort on a daily basis, all for the sake of trying to prove something to yourself. Quenton Cassidy embodies the mind, spirit, and soul of a runner, no matter the skill level or speed. His troubles become yours as you read the book, as do his triumphs. Parker captured what it is to be a runner and was able to answer in perfect sense the question that every distance runner is asked at one time or another: why do you do it?
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