Wild Horses

Wild Horses by Dick Francis is a mystery novel published by Michael Joseph in 1995. This new edition spans 281 pages and is presented in English. The story centers around Valentine Clark, who, while on his deathbed, grapples with a secret he is eager to disclose. In a moment of delirium, he confesses to Thomas Lyon, a filmmaker working on a racing movie, mistaking him for a priest. This revelation sets off a chain of events that puts Lyon’s life at risk.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of secrecy and danger, as Lyon faces the consequences of Clark’s confession. The plot unfolds within the context of the racing world, intertwining elements of mystery and detective fiction. As the story progresses, the tension escalates, revealing the complexities of truth and silence. This edition invites readers into a gripping tale that examines the lengths one might go to protect or reveal a hidden truth.
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As he lies on his deathbed, Valentine Clark harbors a secret he is desperate to be rid of. In his delirium he makes his last confession to Thomas Lyon, a visiting film maker shooting a movie on racing, whom he mistakes for a priest. Wild horses could not drag the secret from a priest, but in Lyon’s case silence is merely an option, especially now that the secret has put his life in danger. By the author of Driving Force.
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