Spectacular Dorset Coast setting for the latest Art Marvik marine crime novel, Dangerous Cargo

Art Marvik, has a new and deadly mission to accomplish for the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS) to catch a ruthless killer whose murders span over half a century. His mission takes him along the spectacular Dorset coastline as well as to the coastal towns of Swanage and Poole and to the Hampshire waterfront town of Southampton and the Solent.

Here are some pictures of  where Dangerous Cargo is set as former Royal Marine Commando, turned marine investigator, Art Marvik tracks down a killer.


A great setting for the second Art Marvik marine crime novel Dangerous Cargo, Dorset

Art Marvik, has a new and deadly mission to accomplish for the National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS) to catch a ruthless killer whose murders span over half a century.  Tough, fearless and fit, Marvik is not bound by the rules of the law.

Rocky setting on Dorset coast for Art Marvik in Dangerous Cargo

For his second mission with the National Intelligence Marine Squad, (NIMS) Marvik is detailed to attend the funeral of a man who’d officially been declared dead fifty-five years earlier. So who is the imposter and why did he assume the name of a dead man? What’s more, why did he suddenly show up in a Dorset coastal town in 1989, hook up with a local fishing family, and after fathering a child, disappear in 1990?

Swanage lifeboat going out around Anvil Point


When an innocent woman is killed during the course of the investigation, Marvik realizes that the stakes are much higher than he’d previously thought. As he begins to uncover a trail of deceit, corruption and murder that spans over half a century, Marvik must confront a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to make sure that the sins of the past stay in the past.

Dorset Coast, setting for Art Marvik marine crime novel, Dangerous Cargo


Dangerous Cargo, an Art Marvik marine crime novel by Pauline Rowson

Dangerous Cargo is published in hardcover in the UK and is available from all good bookshops and on line.  It can also be loaned from all UK libraries.

It will be published in the USA on 1 September 2016 when it will also be released as an ebook on Kindle and Kobo and will be available on loan from USA libraries.

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