Publication day of the fifth Inspector Andy Horton crime novel

I know I've been bleating on about it but I can now say, (officially) that the NEW Inspector Andy Horton crime novel, Blood on The Sand, the fifth in the Inspector Andy Horton crime series, is published and on sale in the UK and Ireland. It will be published in the USA in May 2010. It is also available at your local library.

Published in hardcover it is set on the Isle of Wight, rather than Andy's home town of Portsmouth, and for those of you who don't know where the Isle of Wight is, it's based on the South Coast of England, across the Solent from Portsmouth (and Southampton). It's a beautiful small Island ideal for walking, cycling and sailing, oh, and for Andy Horton to solve crimes!

Blood on the Sand

Inspector Andy Horton’s holiday peace is shattered when stepping out across an abandoned golf course on a cold, grey January, he finds himself facing a distraught young woman with a gun in her hand leaning over a corpse in one of the discarded bunkers. When she professes to be the dead man’s sister and psychic, Horton’s old adversary, DCI Birch, is convinced she is mentally disturbed and the killer, but Horton is not so sure.

With no clear suspects, and a confusion of possible motives, a frustrating, complex case is complicated still further by Horton’s growing feelings and concern for the woman. As he goes in search of the truth, aided by Sergeant Cantelli, Horton uncovers a web of intrigue that ripples down the years, and which someone is determined should never be revealed.

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