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Break In

By: Dick Francis

Narrated by: Tony Britton

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Steeplechase jockey Kit Fielding has just ridden another winner for his patron – the Princess – when his distraught twin sister Holly comes to him with terrible news. A newspaper is printing stories that will put her husband, Bobby Allardeck, and his stables out of business.

Putting aside the age-old Fielding-Allardeck feud, Kit decides to try to find out who is behind these cruel stories.

This, he quickly discovers, puts a lot of noses out of joint. Not one to be put off easily, he keeps digging, upsetting powerful and ruthless people who'll do anything to protect themselves.

But this is family and Kit will risk everything – including his neck – to find the truth ...

Dick FrancisTony BrittonBolinda Publishing Pty Ltd

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

Exciting

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A enjoyable listen, some of the story is far fetched but it kept my attention and I wanted to know how it ended. I don’t like the female characters in the book, they are very stereotypical, it’s a “man’s book” of its time in this regard and the annoying American accent used by Tony Britton for one of the female characters really got on my nerves.