Thanks, Trevor!

My last Saturday morning book signing, for the present anyway, and what better way to end the tour promoting my new marine mystery thriller, In For The Kill than in a brand new bookshop in the Hampshire market town of Ringwood. Residents and visitors to this lovely little town on the edge of the New Forest should not miss the treat of popping into see Trevor (the bookshop owner) and his staff. They've only been open a month and are doing extremely well with a very good range of fiction and non fiction books as well as an impressive display of DVDs for sale.

Sold quite few books and met some great people - though no one from overseas this time! I was also delighted to receive feedback from a couple of people who had read In For The Kill and 'couldn't put it down.' Thanks and who brought in their copies for me to sign.

Good luck to you, Trevor, and I'll be back hopefully next year to promote the next DI Andy Horton Marine Mystery.

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