Bookseller Magazine

I'm in the Bookseller Magazine this week, or rather one of my crime novels is. It's the advertisement announcing the forthcoming publication of Deadly Waters in mass market paperback.

Deadly Waters is due to be published on 2 April 2009 and will retail at £6.99 although you'll probably get it cheaper than that on Amazon and other on line bookshops! You can also pre order on Amazon, or you can order it from any bookshop.
Deadly Waters has already been published in hardback and trade paperback (that's the larger size of paperback) and it is also available in Large Print and as a talking book or audio book. Next it will be the TV series and then the film. Only joking - though I wish I weren't. Still who knows, one day maybe someone will want to film my Marine Mysteries...

Here's the blurb on Deadly Waters.

"When a woman, the head teacher of a struggling local school, is found brutally murdered in Langstone Harbour DI Andy Horton is appointed to lead the investigation – but not for long if Superintendent Uckfield has his way. Horton is given only a week to find the killer, after that he will be shunted off the case. Horton now has a point to prove as well as a complex murder case to solve. A note was found on the victim – Have you forgotten ME? – along with money wrapped up in a five-pound note and smothered with honey. Is there a clue in ‘The Owl and the Pussy-cat’ rhyme? Is it simply a senseless murder by an unhinged killer or does someone close to the head have a motive for murder?

As Horton delves deeper into the investigation, aided by Sergeant Cantelli, the tension mounts. With the clock ticking Horton is soon forced to take a decision that will put his life on the line . . ."

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