From Publishers Weekly To catch a murderer， an undercover agent for the British Jockey Club poses as a waiter on the "Great Transcontinental Mystery Race Train." "There is no limit to the thrills along the way， and no way of predicting the stunning denouement，" lauded PW. 1，000，000 first printing. Copyright 1990 Reed Business Information， Inc. From Library Journal Young Tor Kelsey， competent， race-horse wise， and independently wealthy， works for undercover security at the English Jockey Club. "Loaned" to the Canadian Jockey Club， he spies on charming but slippery British extortionist Julius Apollo Filmera horse flesh aficionadoaboard the first-ever Transcontinental Mystery Race Train. During the week-long trip， put together to promote Canadian racing， Kelsey narrowly avoids detection， single-handedly averts catastrophe， and even falls in love. This most excellent and memorable construction， crisply crafted and sparkling with intensity， evidences a deft， masterful hand. Literary Guild main selection. REKCopyright 1989 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews