Crisis

Crisis plunges readers into the high-stakes world of professional horse racing through the eyes of young jockey Ned Shea. Ned finds himself entangled in a significant upheaval within the sport, where trust is a fragile commodity. As the situation escalates, he's forced to confront a conspiracy or a deep-seated problem that threatens not only his own burgeoning career but also the livelihoods and reputations of those involved. He must navigate a treacherous path, relying on his instinct and integrity to uncover the truth behind the looming disaster. The narrative explores potent themes of betrayal, the corrupting pressures of wealth and ambition, and the resilience required to uphold one's principles when surrounded by deceit. Felix Francis, continuing his father's legacy, masterfully blends authentic racing details with a compelling mystery, ensuring the plot is both thrilling and grounded. Readers are drawn into Ned's struggle as he battles against powerful forces, making Crisis a captivating page-turner filled with suspense, unexpected revelations, and the inherent drama of the racing circuit.

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