Jamie Reid is the author of the non-fiction books A Licence to Print Money, Blown and Doped, the winner of the 2013 William Hill Sports Book of the Year award. A life-long betting and racing enthusiast, he has been a regular contributor to the Financial Times supplement How To Spend It, and has also written for the Guardian and the Independent on Sunday, as well as a wide range of magazines.
Another serious contender for sports publishing's top award...the pace of a thriller and the style of a great biography. * The New European * A rivetingly good story, told with all the panache it deserves * John Preston, author of A Very English Scandal * A story that deserves to be told and in the hands of Reid, has a chronicler more than equal to the task. * Racing Post * I read it in two days. I thought it was superb. * Victor Chandler * I enjoyed reading Monsieur X; very amusing. * Lester Piggott * Gripping * The Spectator * From page one to the end it is fascinating... superb investigative work and great fun * Thoroughbred Daily News *