Thriller fever - In For The Kill by Pauline Rowson on Special Kindle offer for four days only

In For the Kill a compelling thriller of identity theft, fraud, embezzlement and murder is on a sizzling summer special offer for four days only from 13 - 16 June 

On Amazon Kindle at £1.02 (UK) and $1.72 (USA).


In For the Kill set on the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Hampshire and Guernsey, is a standalone crime novel featuring Alex Albury newly released from prison intent on finding the man who framed him. With its twists and turns the reader is sucked into a frightening and totally believable world of deception, betrayal and revenge in a highly topical story that has its roots deep in the past.

"Rowson weaves terrific plots around memorable characters. Her writing is as sharp as a punch in the ribs. Attention-grabbing. Compulsive. Next one please!" Hampshire Life Magazine. 

" Warning, can cause sleep loss" Amazon   



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Watch the video of Pauline Rowson talking to Raychel Harvey Jones about In For The Kill.

Also on promotion in June is Deadly Waters, the second in the DI Andy Horton series 

Deadly Waters is the second in the popular DI Horton series of currently eleven.  They are set in the Solent on the South Coast of England in Portsmouth and have received critical acclaim in the UK, USA and the Commonwealth.


Deadly Waters is in a Kindle promotion for the month of June in both the UK and the USA.

It is priced at £1.99 and $3.34 respectively from 2 June to 30 June.




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Recommendation is a great way to spread the news and for books this comes not only through word of mouth but through reviews.  There are several reviews for the DI Andy Horton crime novels and the two thrillers, In Cold Daylight and In For The Kill on Amazon, ranging from 4 and 5* reviews to those lower down the pecking order!   Reviews help an author and books to generate higher visibility. So please do take time to leave a review on Amazon even if it is a one line sentence.

And for those of you have already done so, thank you.

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