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    Queen's Mare: Michael Rhineheart, P.I.

    By John Birkett

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    All bets are off when it comes to kidnap, mayhem, and murder …

    When the "Grand Dame of Kentucky Racing" enlists private eye Michael Rhineheart to deliver the ransom for a kidnapped broodmare and her foal, Rhineheart thinks it will be a speedy transaction.

    But what should have been a simple mission turns into a deadly double-cross, and soon Rhineheart is on the hunt for the horses … and a ruthless killer.

    Fans of Dick Francis will love Birkett's hardboiled gumshoe and his Kentucky bluegrass flavor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateDec 30, 2014
    ISBN9780062356208
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    Queen's Mare: Michael Rhineheart, P.I.
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    John Birkett

    John Birkett is the author of The Queen's Mare and The Last Private Eye, both to be re-released by HarperCollins Publishers. He is a winner of the Shamus Award, given by the Private Eye Writers of America.

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