Second Wind (edit title)

Timothy Gray approved Kelly M’s request to change the title of Second Wind Friday, November 6 2009.

Jason approved Kelly M’s request to combine 28 books, including Second Wind, Thursday, November 5 2009.

Kelly M changed the title of Second Wind Thursday, November 5 2009.

Kelly M submitted a request to combine 28 books, including Second Wind, Thursday, November 5 2009.

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Shelfari edited the contributors of Second Wind Wednesday, September 16 2009.

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Shelfari edited the description of Second Wind Saturday, August 1 2009.

• The grand master of crime fiction gallops once again into the winner's circle with his extraordinary new novel. Dick Francis takes us on his most electrifying, death-defying ride yet in Second Wind . The catastrophic power of a giant hurricane can raise coastal waves thirty feet high and blow through houses at devastating speeds. For TV meteorologist Perry Stuart, however, such predictions are generally hypothetical, as he chiefly predicts periods of English drizzle, with bursts of heavier rain and sunshine to follow. Stuart's profound weather knowledge and accuracy have given him high status among forecasters, but no physical baptism by storm. Not, that is, until a fellow forecaster offers him a Caribbean hurricane-chasing ride in a small airplane as a holiday diversion. But a frightening accident teaches Stuart more secrets than wind speeds . . . and back home in England he faces threats and danger as deadly as anything nature can evolve. Dick Francis "has simply never failed. Every one of his opening sentences pulls the reader in, and doesn't let go until the last, perfect word," according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer . Second Wind may be his greatest triumph yet.

Shelfari edited the first sentence of Second Wind Thursday, July 16 2009.

• At the beginning it was a bit of fun.