Hello to Apache Junction Library, Arizona

Thought I'd just say 'hello' to the readers in Apache Junction Library, Arizona and thank you for reading my books.  Why Arizona? Because it couldn't be further from the sea and, as you know, my crime novels are commonly known as marine mysteries because they are set around the sea of the Solent on the south coast of England. 

This is Inspector Andy Horton's country featured in the latest crime novel Blood On The Sand.

The photograph is of The Duver, St Helens looking across to Bembridge on the Isle of Wight.

And if anyone from Arizona is reading this blog please drop by with a comment especially if you've read one of my Inspector Horton crime novels.

Now back to work on the fifth revision of the next Inspector Horton where Andy is once again solving crimes on the streets of Portsmouth.

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