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It is August 2012. Brad Hawley is in his mid-thirties. Handsome and energetic. He's in superior physical condition-and proud of it. He has a wife, two kids, and a lucrative job. He's built a life of which others could only dream. But it isn't enough. In his quest for what he considers the perfect life, he's laser-focused on what he can force his body to achieve through self-discipline and effort. He has been working out at Steel Company Fitness for a year, and a once spindly frame has transformed into a specimen of physical strength. He is committed to his exercise routine, but it is reaching…mehr

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It is August 2012. Brad Hawley is in his mid-thirties. Handsome and energetic. He's in superior physical condition-and proud of it. He has a wife, two kids, and a lucrative job. He's built a life of which others could only dream. But it isn't enough. In his quest for what he considers the perfect life, he's laser-focused on what he can force his body to achieve through self-discipline and effort. He has been working out at Steel Company Fitness for a year, and a once spindly frame has transformed into a specimen of physical strength. He is committed to his exercise routine, but it is reaching 24-hour obsession. As he begins to find his identity in it, he kneels at the altar of self. And while he doesn't realize it, every day he inches closer to death. The Fall of Brad Hawley is a riveting story about a man so driven for perfection that he dies trying to get there.
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Autorenporträt
Originally from Jasper, Alabama, Al Blanton is a graduate of Mississippi State University and the University of Alabama School of Law. After coaching basketball and teaching for seven years, Al moved to Selma, Alabama, to become a writer. He is the current owner and publisher of 78 Magazine, a biographical magazine focused on inspiring people of the American South. Al's favorite biographical pieces combine sports, faith, and personal trial.