Pauline Rowson will be talking about her Marine Mystery Crime Novels at Newcastle and Hartlepool Libraries


I'm very pleased to be returning to the North East of England to talk at Newcastle and Hartlepool Libraries in November. This will be my third trip north in three years and it is always a pleasure to meet readers in the North East, the opposite end of the country from DI Andy Horton's patch on the South Coast. Below are the details. Look forward to it.

Newcastle City Library Monday 12 November 2012 at 6pm


Crime author Pauline Rowson - Murder Mystery and Mayhem

Pauline Rowson will give a lively, entertaining and informative talk about the inspiration behind her popular marine mystery crime novels featuring the flawed and rugged DI Horton and her thrillers set in the Solent area on the South Coast of England.

Tickets cost £2.00
Available from:

Newcastle Libraries or contact sharon.reeve@newcastle.gov.uk
 www.newcastle.gov.uk

Hartlepool - Tuesday 13 November 2012 at 2pm


Seaton Carew Library 
Station Rd
Seaton Carew
TS25 1BN
Tel 01429 269808

Tickets will be £2
Tea/Coffee provided.
 
Tickets available from any Hartlepool library or contact denise.sparrowhawk@hartlepool.gov.uk

Website: www.hartlepool.gov.uk/libraries

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