Fast as the Wind: A Novel

Fast as the Wind is a historical fiction novel by Nat Gould, likely written in the early 20th century. The story follows Picton Woodridge, a wealthy man facing emotional turmoil as he prepares for horse races in Torquay while dealing with the fallout from his brother Hector's escape from Dartmoor prison. The narrative weaves themes of horse racing, personal relationships, and mystery, with Picton seeking to uncover the truth behind the dark circumstances surrounding his brother's imprisonment. The novel combines suspense with emotional depth, highlighting the complexities of loyalty and family ties.