The Danger is my all-time fave. It was interesting learning about kidnapping and the company created to deal with it which apparently had basis in fact. I also liked the romance aspect.
The Edge is another fave. Again with the romance, although it was rather light.
Twice Shy. Although now laughably out of date, I loved the first main character, the older brother.
Longshot - it was interesting learning all those things about survival.
I liked Bolt for the he-mannishness of the main character.
Blood Sport - I liked the main character and his bleakness, and the romance.
I guess in summary, although pretty much all of his books have at least some hint of romance, some appeal to me more than others. I also seem to respond to the more "manly" of his characters.
The link below is to a new book coming out, which appears to be co-written with his son.
2007-09-13 06:18:13
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answered by Anonymous
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My favorite Dick Francis book is Decider.
Others that I really enjoy are (in order of preference):
- To The Hilt
- Nerve
- Longshot
- Break In
And there's one other one, the title of which escapes me... It takes place in three places; Italy, England (seaside town), and America, and is about a series of kidnappings-- this is probably the darkest of his books, but it's really well written. This book (sorry, I can't find the title, but you should be able to tell by reading the book flap) is my brother's favorite; probably 3rd on my list.
2007-09-13 00:38:30
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answered by Amy B 2
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My pick is PROOF. It was the first one I read and I loved the winery country, and the horse racing aspect. I also liked Field of 13: that was of course, 13 of his shorter stories in one book together. Each is different enough to be entertaining by itself, but not long enough to be sold as a separate book. I've also read Straight and Dead Wrong.
2007-09-12 23:44:49
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answered by michelle_l_b 4
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