The baseball diamond provides Theodore Cobb Hunter his only true sanctuary. Positioned to cash in on a record-breaking free-agent contract and driven to rescue the game from its tainted past, he's got money, fame, looks, and the girl of his dreams. However, episodes of insomnia and strange visitations throw his life into turmoil; forced to navigate between the real and the conjured, the rising superstar is faced with a dilemma. Can one man satisfy the expectations of past legends? Or will his unrelenting burden drive him to the brink as his ghostly visitors unveil their true purpose? Immortal is an engrossing tale of a premier athlete asked to be so much more than a sports hero. The game and the country's immutable traditions run in harmony, and one man just might be responsible for saving both. Ken Cavazzoni is a baseball lifer. Upon graduating from Columbia University, he was selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the fifteenth round of the 1991 Major League Baseball amateur draft. After a brief stint as a professional player, he continued his involvement in the game as a coach, instructor, evaluator, and travel baseball organization president. Immortal combines his political science background and ardent patriotism with an array of baseball interactions and observations. Currently, he lives at the New Jersey shore with his wife and three children.