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The Horse with My Name

By: Colin Bateman
Narrated by: Gerard Ban-Lavery
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Ex-journalist Dan Starkey is stuck in a grimy Belfast bedsit. His life is a disaster, and his only solace is the pub round the corner. He really, really needs something to get his teeth into. Fellow ex-journalist Mark Corkery provides that something. Corkery, an Internet horseracing gossip, wants him to investigate Geordie McClean, the man behind Irish American Racing.

Simple enough for a man with Dan's experience, surely? But Trouble is Dan's middle name. And trouble is what he finds.

©2002 Colin Bateman (P)2003 W F Howes Ltd
Literature & Fiction Mystery Suspense Ireland Fiction
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Fun crime caper

Humour mixed with bits of sadness, or at least less funny parts. A crime story revolving around a alcoholic press man, divorced, lost his son, and down on his luck. Some sharp wit, with , in the end, a feel good, and fun after taste.
Like the Irish accent, makes a refreshing change too, might take a bit of time for someone not familiar with the Irish twang

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