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Dick Francis, 1999, paperback, 1152 pages

Three stories from award winning author, Dick Francis, in one combined edition involving the world of horse racing with plenty of action, suspense, greed and secrets.
Includes the novels 'Long Shot', 'Straight' and 'High Stakes'.

REF:  FB021

£9.99

Dick Francis, 1999, paperback, 1040 pages

Three more tales from acclaimed writer Dick Francis.  Includes 'Forfeit', 'Risk' and 'Reflex'.

REF:  FB022

£9.99

Dick Francis, 2000, paperback, 1200 pages

Includes 'Slay-ride', 'Banker' and 'Proof'.  The author presents the stories of an English jockey who has gone missing, of a bank which is about to invest in a stallion which may not be safe and about a tragic accident during the racing season.

REF:  FB023

£9.99

Dick Francis, 2000, paperback, 1200 pages

Dick Francis mainly specialises in thrillers which are set in the equestrian community.  This omnibus includes the titles of 'Enquiry', 'Rat Race' and 'Smokescreen'.

REF:  FB024

£8.99

Dick Francis, 2004, paperback, 608 pages

Includes the stories of 'Blood Sport', 'Nerve' and 'In the Frame'.

REF:  FB025

£10.99

Dick Francis, 2003, paperback, 784 pages

Starring one of Dick Francis's best loved heroes, this volume brings together the titles 'Break In' and 'Bolt' for thoroughbred fans and novices alike.

REF:  FB026

£10.99

Dick Francis, 1997, paperback, 192 pages

This thriller, set in Newmarket, centres around Neil Griffon who is abducted by two ruthless men.  When he is finally set free, he is the victim of vicious threats, weird extortion and a nerve wracking war of attrition.

REF:  FB027

£6.99

Dick Francis, 2001, paperback, 304 pages

When jockey Martin Stukely dies he unwittingly embroils his friend, Gerard Logan, in a perilous search for a stolen video tape.  Believing the missing tape to hold some kind of key to a priceless treasure, a group of villains set out to prize from Gerard information he doesn't have.

REF:  FB028

£6.99

Roald Dahl, 1990, paperback, 176 pages

A collection of Roald Dahl stories all on a theme of country matters.  The seven stories in total feature those wily characters Claud, Rummins and Bert who appeared memorably in Dahl's story 'Parson's Pleasure'.

REF:  FB029

£6.99

Mavis Cheek, 2005, paperback

Following an affair by her husband, Angela Fytton decides to leave London and start a new life in Somerset.  She believes that rural people are unspoilt and honest, or so she things.
What have Wanda and Dave got to hide?  What's Dr Tichborne up to with his binoculars, and is the young vicar really screened by shrubs when exercising nude in the vicarage garden?  This humorous tale is about discovery, the comforts of tradition and the joys of progress.

REF:  FB030

£6.99

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