DI Andy Horton, Undercurrent, released as an unabridged audio book 1 April 2016

Soundings part of Isis  Publishing, the World’s leading publisher of unabridged audio books, has released the unabridged audio book of crime novel  Undercurrent featuring the  flawed and rugged Portsmouth detective DI Andy Horton




Available as an unabridged audio book on 1 April 2016


Undercurrent, the ninth in the DI Andy Horton police procedural series was published as an audio book on 1 April.  Naval historian Dr Douglas Spalding is found dead in Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard. It looks like suicide but Horton goes out on a limb to prove otherwise. Soon he's embroiled in a cover up at the highest level.

Booklist USA says, 'Rowson offers up a thorny, multifaceted plot; a profusion of unusual twists; a likable yet complex hero; and plenty of fast-paced, knuckle-biting action.'

Isis Publishing have already published seven unabridged audio books in the DI Andy Horton mystery crime series: Deadly  Waters, The Suffocating Sea, Dead Man’s Wharf,  Blood on the Sand,  Footsteps  on the Shore, A Killing Coast and Death Lies Beneath. They are read by Gordon Griffin and available in  CD, cassette and MP3 CD format

There are  currently twelve in the DI Horton series which is set in the Solent area in  Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight on the South Coast of England.

All my crime novels are available in paperback and as ebooks including Kindle, Kobo and Nook. They can also be loaned from UK and USA libraries.

Silent Running, the first in the explosive new marine thriller series featuring former Royal Marine Commando, Special Boat Services officer Art Marvik is to be released as an unabridged audio book by Soundings in July 2016.  It is published by Severn House as an e book and in hardcover Silent Running will be published as a paperback on 29 April.

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