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“A Sunday Kind of Love goes for it on fourth-and-long — and it’s a touchdown!”

— Gregg Easterbrook, author, The Game’s Not Over

“David Benjamin’s sports-savvy novel is a treat — a feast for the senses, an assault on your funnybone. It’s a rollercoaster ride of sex and football set in Wisconsin, a land of cheeses and sub-zero temperatures, where all transports of joy, and depths of despair—nay, the very measures of meaningful life — are linked inextricably to the fortunes of a bunch of burly thugs in green and gold called the Green Bay Packers. Its heroine, Trish, nurses a secret passion for her boss, Allen Andrews, the Deputy Director of the State of Wisconsin Bureau of Fallow Properties and Reclamation. He — alas — loves nothing in the world so much as the Packers, and their nutcase, on-again-off-again wunderkind quarterback, Brett Favre. Trish may be the only living soul in the state who knows nothing about football. To win her heart’s desire, she embarks on a crash course in Packerology that leads to one wonderful, rich complication after another. Read this book — even if you’re not from Wisconsin.”

— Jared Lubarsky, Professor of Literature, Josei University