Countdown to the explosive new marine crime mystery Silent Running by Pauline Rowson

The countdown is well and truly on to the publication of the brand new marine mystery crime novel featuring a new hero.

 Silent Running introduces former Royal Marine Commando, Special Boat Services Officer, Art Marvik. It will be published in the UK by Severn House on 30 March 2015.

Adrift after leaving the marines, Marvik unexpectedly finds himself being  used as bait to catch a ruthless killer whose slaying spree  spans the decades. In a race against time, Marvik is sucked into a dangerous  assignment and a web of deceit that will need all his skills, and those of his  friend, former Marine Special Forces Communicator, Shaun Strathen, to get to  the truth. Their mission, to stop a ruthless killer before he kills again.


Edwin Buckhalter, Chairman of Severn House Publishers, says, ‘Silent Running has all the hallmarks of a good  Rowson novel, the setting and atmosphere, the sailing and boats, interesting  characters, and the intricate, complex plot. It is certainly something that will excite her existing fans and bring  in new readers.’

Silent Running will be published in hardcover in the UK in March 2015 and in the USA in September 2015. It can be pre-ordered from any bookstore or online.


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