Are we comprised merely
of energy particles, measurable by science, or is there more… energy stored in each of
us that science would never be able to put a finger on?
FUEL is the moving story of a runner who has been training on the streets of London to
do this one thing: to win his maiden race, the New York Marathon. From the time he was
a young boy, he had culled the best running techniques from the world's running elite,
and built himself into a running machine. But it is only after he steps foot on the
streets on New York that he learns one of life's biggest lessons. That beyond is where
it begins.
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I find it hard to stick with a book unless it draws me and keeps me curious and
so many books have fallen by the wayside because of this, however this book has
kept me curious throughout it's 200 plus pages. Towards the end, even though i looked
forward to every chapter, I also grew sad that the book would soon end....
- Stephen Legz Camburn, Runner from Portsmouth
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I am really glad that I got to experience this book. It is a emotional roller
coaster that keeps you engaged throughout. I am even embarrassed to say that I
was on the train blowing my nose and my eyes started to get watery towards the end. Despite
the embarrassment I would still read future offerings by this author.
- P-Johnson (Amazon.com)
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I've been accused in the past of epeolatry, and I have to say that on a literary
level, this has to be one of the more intelligent books I've read in a while.
No, it wasn't heavy, unlike books of its ilk. For the most part, the language
wasn't overbearing, but smart. Jeremy, your book was brilliant. It was engaging.
An emotional journey into the dark depths of nowhere.
- Scott Buress, Runner from New York
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I don't normally clip a pen to the book I'm reading, more so a fiction piece. But
within the first half hour, I had to start over again as I underlined excerpts of
the book which was just simply beautiful writing. What caught my attention from the
start is the fact that Chin was able to put into words how most of us would feel
when we're in love but are unable to elucidate.
- The Star Newspaper(19 Aug, 2011)
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