Felix Francis is back with another edge-of-your-seat thriller, in the classic Dick Francis tradition. Undercover investigator Jeff Hinkley is assigned by the British Horseracing Authority to look into the activities of a suspicious racehorse trainer, but as he’s tailing his quarry through the Cheltenham Racing Festival, the last thing he expects to witness is a gruesome murder. Could it have something to do with the reason the trainer was banned in the first place—the administration of illegal drugs to his horses? Then many more horses test positive for prohibited stimulants, and someone starts making demands, threatening to completely destroy the integrity of the racing industry. In order to limit the damage to the sport, it’s critical that Jeff find the perpetrator . . . but he’ll soon learn he’s up against someone who will stop at nothing to prevail.
Damage - the gripping new thriller from Felix Francis.
A New York Times Bestselling AuthorUndercover investigator Jeff Hinkley is assigned by the British Horseracing Authority to look into the activities of a suspicious trainer, but the last thing he expects is to witness a gruesome murder.
The stakes are higher than ever in Damage, the fourth solo novel from Top Ten bestseller Felix Francis.
British investigator Jefferson Hinkley is back in this compelling Dick Francis thriller by the New York Times–bestselling author of Crisis.
"A novel set in the world of horse racing, from the author of DICK FRANCIS'S DAMAGE and DICK FRANCIS'S FRONT RUNNER, written in the style of, and so as to appeal to the readers of, those titles"--
Thomas Lyon has finally been given the chance to direct a potential blockbuster, based on the true story of an unsolved crime that rocked the horseracing world twenty-six years ago.
Nick 'Foxy' Foxton's career as a world class jockey is on a perfect track until a near fatal accident cuts his dream brutally short. But when he returns to Aintree years later, nothing can prepare him for what unfolds.
“Bob Wade,” one of them said, smiling warmly and offering his hand. “Welcome to the madhouse.” He laughed with a distinctive, rapid-fire guffaw. “Thank you,” I said. Steffi Dean sat at the desk next to his. Not conducive, I thought, ...
Six years ago, investigator Sid Halley retired for good.
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