Notices of the Mosaic Law: With Some Account of the Opinions of Recent French Writers Concerning It (1831)

What do you get when you mix a writer, a summertime crush, a candy bar, a group of friends, belly rubs, Playboy Bunnies, sprungess theories, reunions of old friends, wise center fielders, and the most improbable World Series championship in baseball history? You get Candy Bars and Fly Balls, a brand-new book written by Cardinals fan and writer Ryne aDoca Hancock, who takes us on a journey through a season of rooting for the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds as well as their parent club, the St. Louis Cardinals, to their first World Series title since 1982 and tenth in franchise history and the fun that Hancock had with sharing the experience with his friends.