View the stunning locations of the Art Marvik mystery thriller Silent Running

 The Art Marvik mystery thrillers, gripping, fast-paced, action-packed


Art Marvik Mystery Thrillers by Pauline Rowson"Fans of Rowson’s DI Andy Horton books will be delighted with her new series featuring former marine commando Art Marvik.A tense, terrifying thrill ride that twists and turns with dizzying speed, combined with a likable, smart, tough, but all too human hero, make this a cracking-good new series—action fans need Marvik on their radar." Booklist on SILENT RUNNING.

 

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View some photos of the stunning atmospheric locations on the South Coast of England, the setting for SILENT RUNNING. no. 1 in the Art  Marvik Mystery Thrillers


Silent Running an Art Marvik mystery by Pauline RowsonIn his first undercover investigation for the UK’s National Intelligence Marine Squad, former Royal Marine Commando, Art Marvik finds himself on the hunt for the truth behind a fifteen year old murder in which an innocent man was convicted.

 

 

 

 





Weymouth Marina - one of the locations featured in Silent Running, Art Marvik mystery thriller #1.

The approach to Weymouth Marina featured in Silent Running


Art Marvik and Helen Shannon are on board his boat waiting for the bridge to lift so they can enter the marina on their quest to find the truth behind the murder of Helen's sister, Esther, in 1997.



Marvik travels to Littlehampton on his motor cruiser to talk to DI Duncan Ross about the investigation into the murder of Esther Shannon in 1997.

 

Chichester Marina featured in the Marvik mystery thriller Silent Running


Chichester Marina featured in the Marvik mystery thriller Silent Running

 


Chichester Harbour and the ancient Roman hamlet of Dell Quay also featured in Silent Running.

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