Upcoming4me - The Story behind the Story - DI Andy Horton - Shroud of Evil

There's a new article on the online magazine Upcoming4me on the Story Behind The Story on the new DI Andy Horton, Shroud of Evil.

Upcoming4.me is an online book magazine featuring best content from leading quality publishers and independent authors. Notable features include "Story Behind the Story" essays, "Cover art history" galleries, book reviews, cover art reveals, giveaways, and other noteworthy news. They are completely non-profit. "Story behind the story" is a feature that lets authors write about the inspiration and writing process of their book.

DI Andy Horton - The story behind Shroud of Evil



How far would you go to protect a secret?  Would you risk your job for it, your friends your family?  Would you kill for it? The story behind the latest DI Andy Horton crime novel, Shroud of Evil, number eleven in the series, explores the corrosiveness of secrets.  It plunges the flawed and rugged detective, Andy Horton, into a complex murder investigation in which he is forced to withhold vital information because of his own secret and his fear of exposure, even though he knows that in doing so he is putting his professional career on the line.

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