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Narrated by:
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Tony Britton
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By:
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Dick Francis
“Fast-paced, meticulously plotted...Nobody sets up a mystery better than Dick Francis.”—San Francisco Chronicle
Jump in the saddle with a sure thing.
Travel writer John Kendall travels to England to interview a racehorse trainer. Soon enough, however, Kendall realizes that completing the book will be tricky at best. Because the racehorse trainer he’s tasked with interviewing has something to hide—a secret that could threaten Kendall’s life.
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My favorite of all Dick Francis mysteries
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One of the best
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One of Mr. Francis’s best.
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Loved it!
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Story is well constructed and the characters are very interesting. The twist at the end is totally unexpected!
Well worth the read….Thank You to the Dick Francis is estate for releasing this story.
Longshot : review
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BY FAR the best Dick Francis
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Pretty good narration style.
Classic Dick Francis!
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One of my all time Dick Francis favorites!
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There is a section in LONGSHOT which a sensitive reader will likely wish to skip when it occurs during the (excellent) narration. Well, you cannot. Although this particular section does seem to go on rather longer and more painfully than you wish — that is the point. The reader must “be” in this world of intense discomfort — or, just stick to reading Agatha Christie. (And I dearly love A Christie.).
And horses. If you could care less about horses, or fell or were thrown off a horse or pony as a child, or for some atavistic reason fear them, seek murder mystery reading elsewhere. Equus IS Dick Francis.
The innocent, the murderous, the cunning and the wise who race, literally, through his plots and stories. Never a dull moment!
Well written and one of his best
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