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High Stakes (Jack Doyle Series Book 6). John McEvoy.

High Stakes (Jack Doyle Series Book 6). In McEvoy's so-so third horse-racing mystery (after 2006's Riders Down), failed ad man Jack Doyle, introduced in 2004's Blind Switch, is happy to land a gig as public relations director for Monee Park, a struggling thoroughbred racetrack south of Chicago. He soon finds himself smitten with the track's beautiful owner, Celia McCann, who's struggling to keep Monee Park afloat and tend to her husband afflicted with Lou Gehrig's disease.

His second, Riders Down, was published in 2006, and won the Ben Franklin Award as Best Mystery Novel in 2007

His second, Riders Down, was published in 2006, and won the Ben Franklin Award as Best Mystery Novel in 2007. His first, Blind Switch, was published in 2004. He is also the author of a book of poetry. McEvoy and his wife Judy.

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John mcevoy series: Jack Doyle mysteries. Blind switch (jack doyle mysteries). No one really notices that a fix may be in until Matt O'Connor, a Chicago-based columnist for a national racing newspaper, gets a call from Moe Kellman, a horse-owning acquaintance.

With the help of furrier-to-the-mob Moe Kellman, Doyle is hired as publicity director at Monee Park, a struggling suburbanChicago track owned by heiress Celia McCann.

0 5 Kirjailija: John McEvoy Lukija: Tom Weiner. Saatavilla äänikirjana. McCann is determined to maintain the business, which was inherited from a beloved uncle. She finds various exploits to keep the business afloat while awaiting passage of a law allowing the introduction of lucrative video slot machines at Monee Park.

With the help of furrier-to-the-mob Moe Kellman, Doyle is hired as publicity director at Monee Park, a struggling suburban Chicago track owned by heiress Celia McCann. Celia is fighting to keep the business afloat while awaiting passage of a law allowing the introduction of lucrative video slot machines at Monee Park.