OK, so it's not quite as gripping as the Royal Wedding, but I'll be on TV on 3 May on Live at 5 talking about the DI Horton crime series

Next Tuesday, on 3 May, I will be on the Book Programme on PortsmouthLive TV talking to Sally Tickner about my DI Andy Horton crime novels, and the latest crime fiction books in the marine mystery series of police procedurals including Footsteps on the Shore, Blood on the Sand and Dead Man's Wharf. 

Portsmouth is DI Andy Horton's patch and the series is based around the south coast city of Portsmouth, the Solent area and the Isle of Wight.

I've been on Portsmouth Live TV a couple of times and I'm looking forward to my chat with Sally on the book programme on Live at 5. Hope some of you can tune in at 5pm on 3 May - OK so it's not the Royal Wedding, which will have been and gone by then, and it might not be as gripping at Will's and Kate's performance but I'll do my best to make it entertaining.

The week after, on Tuesday 10 May, I'll be on the Julian Clegg Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Solent at about 6.45 am. It's always a pleasure chatting to Julian Clegg, so looking forward to that interview too.

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