Bubbling with talk of the new season, we headed home. Halfway back, Coach Matteau met us. He looked stern. And sad. "Bad news, kids. The league has ruled that Danny and Anita can't play anymore. Petou, you can try out next week. Anita, Danny, I wish things were different." Our hopes, crushed in a few words. Danny, star of William Brownridge's two bestsellers The Moccasin Goalie and The Final Game, is back with his friends Anita and Petou, his dog Bingo, and his brother Bob, who plays for the Maple Leafs. Danny and Anita have been turned out of the league and Bob has come home under mysterious circumstances. On the way back from a local tournament, Bob reveals his secret, and Danny must put aside his own troubles to seek a way to help his brother. Author and illustrator William Roy Brownridge is a native of Saskatchewan. Like the hero of his Moccasin Goalie titles, Bill lived for hockey and played goal despite being unable to wear skates. In Victory at Paradise Hill, he once again demonstrates the unique artistic style, the flair for storytelling and the feel for prairie life that made the first two volumes perennial favorites. After a successful career as a graphic designer, Bill now devotes himself full time to painting. Victory at Paradise Hill is the third of three books in a series. Book one is The Moccasin Goalie. Book two is The Final Game.