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Description edit
This steamy book blows the lid off international show jumping, a sport where the brave horses are almost human, and the humans behave like animals. From the Paperback edition.
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Characters/People edit
- Rupert Campbell-black: aaahhh, the stuff dreams are made of!
- Jake Lovell: Add a description of this character.
- Helen
- Billy Lloyd-foxe
- Malise Gordon
- Dino Ferranti
- Janey
- Marcus
- Lavinia Greenslade
- Sarah
- Ludwig
- Marion
- Griselda
- Hardy
- Nigel
- Enrico
- Ivor Braine
- Mrs. Wilton
- Hilary
- Mavis
- Tracey
- Molly Maxwell
- Kevin
- Mary Jo
- Colonel Carter
- Paul
- Charlene
- Mrs. Bodkin
- William
- Darklis
- Wolf
- Roxborough
- Dudley Diplock
- Maureen
- Amanda
- Fen
- Suzy
- Granny Maxwell
- Tanya
- Podge
Setting & Locations edit
- Africa
- Driffield
- Desdemona
- London
- England
- Rome
- Belgravia
- Crittleden
- Lucerne
- Los Angeles
- America
- Aachen
- Madrid
- Colombia
- Paris
- Great Britain
- Penscombe
- Dublin
- Europe
- Olympia
- Florida
- Amsterdam
- Kenya
- Wembley
- Middle East
- France
- Vienna
- Arcadia
- Regina House
- Birmingham
- Isa
- Germany
- Spain
- Athens
- New York
- Rotterdam
- St. Augustine
- Grania Pringle
- Bilborough
- Mill House
- Heathrow
- Brighton
- Scotland
- Harrow
- Brittany
- Fleet Street
- Fontainebleau
First Sentence edit
Because he had to get up unusually early on Saturday, Jake Lovell kept waking up throughout the night, wracked by terrifying dreams about being late.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Jilly Cooper (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 823.914
Subjects edit
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