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No thanks to the Duke / Alastair Dunnett.

By: Dunnett, Alastair.
Publisher: New York : The Crime Club, c1978Description: 188 p.ISBN: 038517389X.Subject(s): Detective and mystery storiesDDC classification: Fic D92n 1978 Summary: When onetime rugby star Barry Raeburn learns he is terminally ill and leaps from an Edinburgh bridge, it's more than providence that saves him. A direct order from The Duke - one of Europe's most powerful industrial tycoons - quite literally cushions his fall. Why all the trouble to keep a dying man alive? The Duke has learned that an attempt will be made to kidnap a member of the Royal Family from the exclusive academy he attends in the remote highlands. Raeburn's assignment: join the faculty at Markland school...and foil the plot. Alastair Dunnett weaves an ingeniously calculated web of suspense in NO THANKS TO THE DUKE - and climaxes it with a chilling chase across the Scottish moors that compares with the classic sequence in "The Thirty-Nine Steps".
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When onetime rugby star Barry Raeburn learns he is terminally ill and leaps from an Edinburgh bridge, it's more than providence that saves him. A direct order from The Duke - one of Europe's most powerful industrial tycoons - quite literally cushions his fall. Why all the trouble to keep a dying man alive? The Duke has learned that an attempt will be made to kidnap a member of the Royal Family from the exclusive academy he attends in the remote highlands. Raeburn's assignment: join the faculty at Markland school...and foil the plot. Alastair Dunnett weaves an ingeniously calculated web of suspense in NO THANKS TO THE DUKE - and climaxes it with a chilling chase across the Scottish moors that compares with the classic sequence in "The Thirty-Nine Steps".

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