Book description
THE RICHEST PRIZE IN RACING. THE PERFECT MOTIVE TO KILL.
Jeff Hinkley, a British Horseracing Authority investigator, has been seconded to the US Federal Anti-Corruption in Sports Agency (FACSA) where he has been asked to find a mole in their organisation, an informant who is passing on confidential information to…
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1 author picked Triple Crown as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I own every Dick Francis book, and when he turned over his career to his son Felix, I discovered I liked him just as much. Immersion is my favorite experience when I read these books. I can get lost in the characters, the plot, and the atmosphere. I'm not a horseracing fan, but that's beside the point. The books are masterfully written, and the plots never disappoint. The intriguing main characters are all involved in the racing world, but are as diverse as a banker, an investigator, a pilot, a wine merchant, a photographer, an accountant, a physicist, a teacher,…
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