The London Book Fair 2009


My Marine Mystery crime novels and my thrillers will be on show at The London Book Fair from 20-22 April 2009. They are on stand J205 so if you're going to the London Book Fair then do take time to come and say 'hello'. I will be there on Monday 20 April and Tuesday 22 April. I've got some appointments lined up but you can always browse the books and pick up a leaflet or two. You can even pinch a sweet!

I'm looking forward to meeting my overseas literary agents and publishers and hopefully making new contacts.

The World English language rights are available to my brand new Inspector Horton Marine Mystery - Blood Upon The Sand - the fifth in the series, and there has been some considerable interest in this title, (and my others) from UK and overseas so it should be interesting to see what happens.
Hope to see some of you at the London Book Fair.

FREE Signed copies of Deadly Waters

There's an extract from Deadly Waters and the chance to win one of five signed copies of the marine mystery crime novel featuring Inspector Horton in a brand new magazine out this month called, 'round & about'.

round&about is a free monthly guide to what's going on in the Godalming area (Surrey UK).
You can read the extract of Deadly Waters in the magazine and enter the free prize draw by clicking on the following link http://www.vantagepublishing.co.uk/R&A%20April%202009.pdf
And you can also listen to an Deadly Waters here or on my official web site








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