Wild Horses
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Tony Britton
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Dick Francis
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Once a blacksmith, now famous and respected as a newspaperman, Valentine Clark knows everyone who is anyone in the racing world. Aged, confused, blind and dying, he harbours a daunting secret that he is desperate to be rid of.
He makes last confession to his visiting film-director friend, Thomas Lyon, whom in his delirium he mistakes for a priest. Unburdened and at peace, Valentine passes away, yet his legacy remains, guarded by Thomas.
On location in Newmarket, Thomas is troubled by the old man's secret. Seeking to understand this puzzling revelation, he uncovers a long-unsolved mystery that he soon finds is very much unforgotten. But as much as he wants to learn more, it seems he already knows too much. Imaginative and decisive though he may be, he will need superhuman courage and extreme cunning to stay alive.
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- J. Simms
- 02-06-20
Unputdownable
A beautifully read , as only Tony Britton can, story that is unusual but well researched background material.
A really enjoyable unpredictable whodoneit.
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- Kindle Customer
- 30-05-21
Get Another Ripping Yarn from Dick Francis
A brilliant plot and excellent story-telling from the very talented Tony Britton. Can't wait for the next one!
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- Anonymous User
- 21-04-24
Excellent narration which makes such a difference to the listening enjoyment
Classic Dick Francis took me back to simpler days really enjoyed both the story and performance
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- English Country Life
- 30-09-17
Classic Francis
The master of the genre at the height of his prowess. Superbly narrated. A period piece now, but no worse for that.
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- Kindle Customer
- 06-02-24
Great performance
A good story made better by a great performance. Dick Frances and Tony Britton are winning combination
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- pippapippet
- 11-05-24
Brilliant narration
The narrator was amazing and the story was good as always - I really enjoy Dick Francis’s novels.
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- Shoshi
- 29-03-08
Another gem from Dick Francis
As with most of his novels, Dick Francis chooses a subsidiary theme in addition to that of horse racing. In this case, he chooses two: film making, and knives. Both are extraordinary - gripping and full of inside knowledge.
As usual, the central character is honest and likeable. He goes out of his way to care for the vulnerable, even though his own life is in the balance.
Dick Francis's love for, and special relationship with horses is evident as usual. His description of the filming of the wild horses at dawn is beautiful, and very moving. All in all, this is a really smashing book. Highly recommended!
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- Terri
- 26-10-19
Fabulous Francis Wins Again
This is a great Francis story at a great pace that had me totally hooked.
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- Jane Hendry
- 19-01-21
Great reading
An excellent reading of this book, but sadly, not one of Francis’ better stories.It still held my interest though.
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- Amazon Customer
- 24-01-22
Excellent as usual, highly recommend.
Another wonderfully narrated Dick Francis story, that tells two tales in one - both the story itself, and the deeper mystery that the protagonist must unravel to save his own neck - almost literally.
Fans of Dick Francis will love this wonderful example of the master at his best, and new listeners will be enthralled by a gripping plot, engaging characters, and the as always, top tier narration. 9/10, must listen.
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