THREE CLASSIC MYSTERY NOVELS AT ONE SPECIAL LOW PRICE!
DEAD CERT
Alan York knew racing was a dangerous sport: horses fell, jockeys got hurt. But he also knew that the recent death of a champion rider was no accident. And it was the kind of suspicion that could get a man killed. . . .
NERVE
Just when it looked like Rob Finn would break into racing's big time, he seemed to have lost his nerve. But the horses had never felt so slow and sluggish beneath him. And when he found out the reason, he could barely breathe. . . .
FOR KICKS
When Daniel Roke left his Australian stud farm to look into an English horse-doping scandal, he discovered that men who gave drugs to horses would do much worse to human beings. . . .
DICK FRANCIS
The incomparable Dick Francis is known worldwide for his brilliant, bestselling mystery thrillers. Now, for the first time, here are the original three mysteries that kicked off his illustrious career!
"Francis captures our attention and holds us spellbound. . . . All the breathless pace we have come to expect of this superb writer."
--The New York Times Book Review
DEAD CERT
Alan York knew racing was a dangerous sport: horses fell, jockeys got hurt. But he also knew that the recent death of a champion rider was no accident. And it was the kind of suspicion that could get a man killed. . . .
NERVE
Just when it looked like Rob Finn would break into racing's big time, he seemed to have lost his nerve. But the horses had never felt so slow and sluggish beneath him. And when he found out the reason, he could barely breathe. . . .
FOR KICKS
When Daniel Roke left his Australian stud farm to look into an English horse-doping scandal, he discovered that men who gave drugs to horses would do much worse to human beings. . . .
DICK FRANCIS
The incomparable Dick Francis is known worldwide for his brilliant, bestselling mystery thrillers. Now, for the first time, here are the original three mysteries that kicked off his illustrious career!
"Francis captures our attention and holds us spellbound. . . . All the breathless pace we have come to expect of this superb writer."
--The New York Times Book Review
