Dead Ringer: A riveting racing thriller that will keep you guessing

· Hachette UK
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217
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About this ebook

Bad blood - it's all in the breeding...

Dead Ringer is a gripping racing thriller from ex-jockey and racing broadcaster John Francome. The perfect read for fans of Dick Francis and Felix Francis' Pulse and Triple Crown

'Pacy racing and racy pacing... Francome has found his stride as a solo novelist' - Horse and Hound

When twelve-year-old David Tredington vanished, his father, one of England's top breeders, vowed never to give up the search for his son. Now, fifteen years later, David has been found alive and well in County Mayo.

When the charismatic young man returns to the family's Devonshire estate, he receives a mixed welcome. His elder sister, Lucy, distrusts him from the start. Jason, David's brother-in-law and David's cousin, George, are even less pleased to see another heir to the Tredington fortune. But David's natural skills as a jockey soon attract favourable attention in the steeple-chasing world.
Then a terrifying accident leads to an innocent stable lad's death, and David suspects that his own life is in danger. Someone knows the truth about his past and wants him to disappear all over again.

David must find out who and why before it's too late...

What readers are saying about Dead Ringer:

'His best novel with an excellent ending'

'Great story, intriguing plot, good characters'

'Another Francome masterpiece'

Ratings and reviews

5.0
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About the author

Ex-National Hunt Champion Jockey John Francome is a broadcaster on racing for Channel 4. His electrifying racing thrillers have also won him legions of fans. He lives in Berkshire.

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