Description
Twice Shy by Dick Francis is a suspenseful thriller that follows physics teacher Jonathan Derry and his brother William as they become embroiled in a deadly game after creating a computer program capable of predicting horse race winners with remarkable accuracy. When a friend is murdered, the brothers find themselves targeted by ruthless criminals eager to seize the system, forcing them to confront escalating threats and life-or-death situations. Set against the backdrop of horse racing and the gambling world, the novel explores how ordinary individuals respond to extraordinary danger, with themes of caution, risk, and survival. Published in 1981, Francis blends insider knowledge of racing with fast-paced action, tension, and carefully plotted intrigue.
Twice Shy is ideal for readers who enjoy intelligent, high-stakes thrillers where resourcefulness, courage, and quick thinking are essential to outwit determined and violent adversaries.
