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'The closest to taking Dick Francis' crown... terrific, pacy stuff' The Bookseller
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
excellent,exciting un put downable! made me very unsociable on holiday. On a par if you like Dick Francis.
26 of 30 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Ok I am a serial book reader and whilst I am not the most demanding of readers I don't always enjoy every book and struggle to finish some. I really loved this book - the plot is great, the characters are brilliantly portrayed and it is intensly readable. This is one of those rare books which grips you from beginning to end but within a few days of reading it you just want to read it again and it is as gripping and exciting to read the next time around. During an enforced book drought I read this book and Stacey's second about 3 times in 6 months and each time I felt I was reading a new book - value for money you must agree. The equestrian setting is not used only as a setting but is integral to the story without being the be all and end all - i think even people who aren't very 'horsey' may enjoy this (though if they also hate crime/mystery/thriller books then they may not!) as it isn't too involved and explains the horsey side.
You really feel for the main character Ross who is a straight laced young chap (well now anyway) who is trying his best to make it against the odds. So to summerise this book is REALLY GREAT so get out there and read it! Please.
You really feel for the main character Ross who is a straight laced young chap (well now anyway) who is trying his best to make it against the odds. So to summerise this book is REALLY GREAT so get out there and read it! Please.
10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book was excellent!!! It took me three days to read and I couldn't put it down. You easily identify with the main character, Ross and it's not just about the humans. Horses play a big part in this thrilling mystery. The events are breathtaking and it definitely made me want to read the sequel!
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A chance buy
Wanting something different for my new Kindle I found Lyndon Stacey and decided to give this a try.Excellent story from an author new to me and presumably someone with a background... Read more
Published 2 months ago by meg
gripping, couldn't put it down
loved the characters, the flow of the story, the touches of humour. i will certainly read more by this author
Published 19 months ago by francofilly
Where have you been Lyndon!
A new author for me. As a lover of Horse Racing this pleases me no end.
Published 24 months ago by I. Spinks
First taste of Lyndon Stacey
It's the first time I've come across this author and I really enjoyed this book. A relaxing but enthralling read that made you want to be involved with these charaters again. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Jane Johnston
Amazing
This book is amazing. Simply fantastic. I admit that it takes a lot to get me interested in a book but within the first two chapters I was completely taken with it. Read more
Published on 6 Jun 2005 by trouble
A real most read
This book is with out any doubt the best book I have ever read. Every time I put it down I was itching to pick it up again. Read more
Published on 2 Jun 2004 by "leahgroves"
Rivetting to the very end
A superbly written book, obviously written by someone with excellent knowledge of horses, their riders and the emotions involved when show-jumping. Read more
Published on 12 May 2004
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