New Nick Carter weekly; No. 28. July 10, 1897; Nick Carter at the track; or, How he became a dead game sport.

Name: New Nick Carter weekly; No. 28. July 10, 1897; Nick Carter at the track; or, How he became a dead game sport.
Author: Nicholas Carter

By Nicholas Carter

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A detective is hired after a broker reveals a daylight theft and an improvised wager that risks heirs’ funds on a suspect racehorse. Assuming disguises and penetrating poolrooms and sporting circles, he pursues rumors of race-fixing, corrupt bookmakers, and deliberate tampering, aiming to recover the stolen money and to hold crooked men accountable. The narrative combines undercover investigation, close surveillance of gambling networks, and moral choices about restitution and exposing fraud while working to protect the interests of the vulnerable heirs.

About the Author

Nicholas Carter

Nicholas Carter is a prolific author known for his contributions to the detective fiction genre, particularly through the adventures of his iconic character, Nick Carter. Emerging in the late 19th century, Carter's works often blend elements of mystery, crime, and action, captivating readers with intricate plots and engaging narratives. His notable titles include "A Battle for Right; Or, A Clash of Wits" and "A Woman at Bay; Or, A Fiend in Skirts," which showcase his ability to craft thrilling tales that explore moral dilemmas and the complexities of human nature. With a vast collection of over fifty works, Carter remains a significant figure in the literary heritage of detective fiction.