• Rat Race

  • By: Dick Francis
  • Narrated by: Ian Ogilvy
  • Length: 6 hrs and 1 min
  • 4.2 out of 5 stars (17 ratings)

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Rat Race

By: Dick Francis
Narrated by: Ian Ogilvy
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Matt Shore was an experienced pilot. He’d done it all. From big jets to flying in supplies to war zones. So when he gets a job ferrying high class punters around England’s race courses he might be forgiven for expecting a quiet life.

But then his plane explodes in a massive fireball. He could have been in it. Some quiet life. Instead he’s landed in the middle of a nightmare world where there is big money at stake. Very big money. From then on he finds himself hurtling down a tortuous trail where people are not all they appear, and all around him is sudden bloody death...

©1970 Dick Francis (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd.

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Reliable dick Francis

This book is typical dick francis. A little pessimistic, main character has a lot of adversity , but lots of character. Mind candy, not too deep, but enjoyable.

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