Bloodline by Felix Francis

A racing commentator investigates his sister's unexplained death

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Mark Shillingford knows enough about horse racing to recognise when a jockey's performance seems wrong, even when that jockey is his accomplished twin sister Clare. After he confronts her about a suspicious race, their conversation ends badly. Later that night, he learns that she has fallen to her death from a London hotel balcony. Grief brings questions he cannot set aside: what happened during the race, and why was she alone at the hotel? Felix Francis places Mark's search within a racing world where professional judgment and personal loyalties collide. Bloodline turns a family tragedy into a suspenseful investigation, following a man whose need for answers may expose dangers beyond the sport he thought he understood.