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Murder Strikes Pink

(1963)
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British showjumping has a dark side.

Theodora Thistleton was not at all popular. Wealthy and embittered, she bullied stable hands, riders and secretaries, as well as family members. Passionately addicted to showjumping, and equally passionately determined to win, she made enemies all around her.

'I'm sure there are dozens of people queuing up to murder her,' said one of her riders. And someone did, in spectacular fashion, at a local jump.

It's another case for the straight-talking D.C.I. Flecker of Scotland Yard in Josephine Pullein-Thompson's intriguing equine murder mystery.

Praise for Josephine Pullein-Thompson



"A well-plotted, convincing murder mystery" - Thomas Waugh

JOSEPHINE PULLEIN-THOMPSON (1924-2014) was known in England for her pony books written primary for girls. She, her mother Joanna Cannan and her younger twin sisters Diana and Christine, wrote nearly 200 equestrian novels between them. The Flecker Trilogy is Pullein-Thompson's foray into crime.


Genre: Mystery

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