I love weekends when I do not work as I can do one of my favourite things read. It's my favorite Dick Francis book (I love them all) and has my favorite Dick Francis character, Kit Fielding. ' Good old Dick Francis, enjoyed both this and the other Kit Fielding book :) ' - Maggie, ' I will soon own this one, thanks to my 1 year old ripping up the last couple of pages of the book! Luckily, I liked it. ' Typical Dick Francis formula for mystery, intrigue, and even a little romance in this one.

Note to myself I love Dick Francis his plots, though constant are always interesting I must try something more challenging, well maybe next week! ' - Greg, The mystery of whodunit and why wasn't obvious or predictable. They totally make me want to head to Wyoming Downs to watch some horse racing! 'Break In' was a fun read.had a hard time putting it down. ' I'm enjoying Dick Francis books more and more with each one that I read. The character, Kit Fielding is a favorite and I will be reading #2 in the series. ' You know I like Dick Francis horse/mystery stories.this one was quite intriguing. Things gets really dangerous as a fued between his family and his sister-in-law heats up. ' Steeplechase jockey Kit Fielding has numerous close calls both on and off the track. ' First one I read written only by the son. ' After reading this book I wanted to read more about Kit Fielding - a great character, clever and cool. My first book by dick francis but will be reading more of his work. ' read 20 pages and skimmed it for lack of anything else to read ' - Les, ' I'm not a horse person, but this writer builds great characters and throws in information about steeple racing. As always, Francis creates characters which are intriguing and endearing, and the main character in this book is one of his most likable. ' This is one of my favorite books by Dick Francis.

The main character, Kit Fielding, is a little too perfect/cocky (he's even tall for a jockey ) ) but definitely a good start to reading this author's books. ' Entertaining read - especially loved the descriptions of the racing world and the horses. The hero was more admirable and tough and perfectly forgiving than could possibly be believed. ' Some of the language was lyrically expressive and rich-very elegant writing. ' Love all the Kit Fielding books, as well as others by Francis. I did have to keep reminding myself it took place in the 1980's and not the 1920's, but I think that's a throwback to the horseracing/upper crust thing. And I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book. The story is set in the world of horseracing - of which I have no interest - and its set among the old school British upper crust - of which I also have no interest. ' I'm really surprised how much I enjoyed it. Overall Performance: Narration Rating: Story Rating:.

Break In by Dick Francis