Lincoln Tremayne, heir to a viscountcy and manager of his father's Dorset estate, has one burning ambition - to be selected to ride on the British Olympic three-day eventing team. But his dream is about to be put on hold. Arriving at the stables late one night, Lincoln walks into a nightmare. Thieves have viciously attacked the stable owners' daughter, leaving her unconscious. As she lies in a coma, what appears to be freak chance sets Lincoln on the trail of the attackers. Disregarding the advice of the police and increasingly unpleasant warnings from those involved, he juggles sleuthing with his demanding job and a competitive riding career. But, as the violence escalates, it becomes chillingly clear that someone is trying to kill him, and the race is on to find out who, before they succeed-
“The closest to taking Dick Francis’s crown.”
—The Bookseller
Praise for Lyndon Stacey’s previous novel, Blindfold:
“This highly adroit piece has a more sophisticated level of characterization than even Dick Francis himself ever attempted...stirring and entertaining.”
—Crime Time
From the Trade Paperback edition.
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