Marine Mystery to be published as unabridged audio book

I'm pleased to announce that the third marine mystery featuring my flawed and rugged detective, Inspector Andy Horton, The Suffocating Sea, is to be published by Isis Publishing, the World’s leading publisher of unabridged audio books, as an audio book and digital download.

The Suffocating Sea will be released in CD and cassette form in August 2009. It will be read by Gordon Griffin, an actor with over forty years experience who has appeared in a number of plays and television performances, and who also reads audio books by James Patterson and Patrick O’Brian. The Suffocating Sea will be on sale in CD and Cassette form around the World and available from Audible as a download.

The Suffocating Sea is the third in the marine mystery series of crime novels featuring Inspector Andy Horton and set in Portsmouth and the Solent. It has recently been chosen as the Best of British Crime Fiction by The Book Depository. It was released in paperback in January.

I am delighted and excited about this. Audio books are the only means for some people to have access to books because of sight problems so this is excellent news. And with more people listening to music on the go having the novel in a format that can be downloaded will hopefully attract new readers.

Deadly Waters is currently available as an unabridged audio book.

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