Slay Ride

By: Dick Francis

Narrated by: Tony Britton

Dick Francis takes you into the thrilling world of horse racing with this gripping tale about the illusion of film and the reality of murder.

Champion jockey Robert Sherman has disappeared right before his wife was about to give birth. And right before he was sure to win the National. A coincidence?

British investigator David Cleveland doesn’t think so. He’s convinced someone made Sherman disappear, but with every answer David gets, the body count rises. And if he isn’t careful, the next body might just be his own...

©1973 Dick Francis (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd.

intuitive

I love how Dick Francis has his main character able to ‘read’ people - so intuitive

Great story

I really enjoyed this book. The narrator is really good. It was a surprise to find out who the villain was.

Another Winner

Fascinating mystery, with twists and turns set mostly in Norway. Horse racing is more peripheral in this one than in his other novels, but the characters and plot are of Dick Francis’ usual high quality, and action is non-stop.

Slay Ride : review

Tiny Britton does a wonderful job of pronouncing the Norwegian names & towns. Having visited. Norway in the past, it was easy to picture myself at some of the public locations.

The tale written by Dick Francis has international intrigue and a sprinkle of horse racing. Brilliant! Thank you for releasing the book.

wonderful francis book. great mystery plot and characters.

loved the plot, loved the twisty mystery. characters were wonderfully developed and I love narrator tony britton.