Pauline Rowson will be at Yate and Weymouth Libraries in the Autumn


Two more speaking engagements have been added to my calendar of events for 2014.  I’m delighted to have been asked to speak to readers at Yate and Weymouth Libraries in the autumn about the flawed and rugged hero DI Andy Horton and how I write my crime novels.

I’ll be at Yate Library on 22 September at 7.30pm  and at Weymouth Library on 22 October at 2pm.

Before that though I’ll be giving talks at Bognor Regis Library on 20 May at 6.30pm and Lymington Library on 16 July at 7pm. Tickets are available from the libraries mentioned.

 
Shroud of Evil, the eleventh in the DI Andy Horton series was published in April by Severn House.

DI Horton is assigned the case of a missing person: Jasper Kenton, a private investigator.  When Kenton’s car turns up, and a shocking discovery is made, Horton soon finds himself embroiled in an investigation that has major personal ramifications, and one in which he has no choice but to withhold vital information. As he struggles to crack the case, he knows it is only a question of time before someone discovers he’s kept silent, and when that’s revealed, his part in hindering a major investigation will end his career . . .


For information on all my speaking engagements for 2014 and 2015 visit the Events Page on my website.








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