Inside Track

by Richard Tice

A college student who has started weight lifting to improve his love life meets a fascinating girl who introduces him to the Mormon Church.

95 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1984

Reviews

[Stephanie]

Another book from my YW days. This book is about a junior attending Berkeley and majoring in poetry. To try to bulk himself up, he takes a weight lifting class. At the beginning of each class, everyone runs either on the outside track where everyone can see, or the inside track, which is more private. That is where the main character meets a girl, who will eventually introduce him and his roommates to the gospel. We had just visited Berkeley as a family for a day before I found this book. So it was fun to read keeping everything in mind.

[Trina]

LAME old LDS book.

[Mary Lou]

I thought the story was very dry and slow moving. One good quote: "The care of this world and the deceitfulness of riches, choke the world, he becometh unfruitful"