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Reflex

By: Dick Francis
Narrated by: Simon Prebble
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A jockey unravels nasty secrets of corruption, blackmail, and murder in this mystery from grand master of crime fiction Dick Francis.

Longtime jockey Philip Nore is no hero. But when he begins to suspect that a racetrack photographer’s fatal accident was really murder, he sets out to discover the truth and trap the killer. Slowly, he unravels some nasty secrets of corruption, blackmail and murder—and unwittingly sets himself up as the killer’s next target....

“Reflex enthralls.”—The New York Times

©1981 Dick Francis (P)1999 Recorded Books Amateur Sleuths Crime Thrillers Detective Fiction Genre Fiction Mystery Psychological Sports Suspense Thriller & Suspense Thriller Animal Sports Crime Exciting
Intriguing Mystery • Complex Characters • Fascinating Plot • Excellent Writing • Engaging Storyline
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Great read and entertainment from Dick Francis as usual. Not just the racing but a look into another profession or skill wrapped around a story that keeps you guessing all the way

Great racing read

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One of my favorite Dick Francis stories. I have read and listened to this book multiple times.

Always a great read

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This book is great especially if you enjoy stories about English country life. Well written, interesting plot with just the right touches of character development and intrigue. Good one!

We’ll crafted, great narration.

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Dick Francis researches very well. I learned a lot about photography while being propelled along a complicated route to a surprise in the end.

Fascinating Mystery

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Francis’s main characters are just plain fun - just enough flaws to make them human, kind and thoughtful, noble. The villains aren’t carbon copies of each other. And I always learn something from the subject he’s researched so well.
The narrator is superb.

Reading Dick Francis is like a good vacation - always pleasurable

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Listen to this one if only for the photographic knowledge intertwined in the plot.
Another excellent reading performance.
Good twists at the end.

Another good jockey tail

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Second Dick Francis novel - he does an amazing job with a story line pulling together so many parts. Prebble is just as much of a genius in his art of reading the story.

I’m a fan

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No one can write like Dick Francis! Been a fan of his for half a decade! This is one of his best!

Another 5 star story

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Ex-jockey Dick Francis wrote mystery novels only about the horse racing world in England. Reflex was published in 1980 in the UK and 1981 in the US. Like all of the other of his many mystery novels, Reflex is an exquisitely written fast paced novel. Jockey Philip Nore is nearing the end of his career when he decides he must investigate a murder. Simon Prebble is the perfect narrator for Reflex.

Another great Dick Francis murder mystery!

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great story. well read. good moral feel good factor. shows its age now but still relevant.

outstanding

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