Join Pauline Rowson at Portchester Library Thursday 10 November 2016

I'll be entertaining readers at Portchester Library, Hampshire, on Thursday 10 November at 2pm as part of the Portchester Literary Festival where I'll be talking about my characters, how I create and develop them, how I work up my plots and research my crime novels. 

It is a return visit for me as last year I was delighted to meet so many DI Andy Horton fans when I gave a talk there.

Pauline Rowson with a selection of her crime novels at Portchester Library

There are now twelve in the DI Andy Horton series, and I have also written two standalone crime novels and two crime novels in the Art Marvik series featuring Royal Marine Commando, Special Boat Services Officer, now turned undercover investigator for the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS) Silent Running  and Dangerous Cargo both published by Severn House.

Fatal Catch the twelfth and latest in the popular DI Andy Horton crime series  is now available in paperback. It is also available in hardcover and as an ebook, on Amazon Kindle and on Kobo.


Fatal Catch, A DI Andy Horton Mystery


I'll be appearing at Portchester Library on Thursday 10 November 2016 at 2pm.  Tickets  cost £4.00.  Further details and booking information.


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