Pauline Rowson will be talking to Julian Clegg BBC Radio Solent Tuesday 15 July

On 15 July I'll be on the Julian Clegg Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Solent.  Those of you who are early risers or commuters can catch the interview at 6.40am. 

As one of  'Julian's People' (those whose lives his programme follows), I get to chat to him and his thousands of listeners every three months.

I'll be talking about the DI Andy Horton crime series which is set in the Solent area, of Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight and the latest DI Andy Horton novel, Shroud of Evil which has received some great reviews from the American press and readers alike.

A DI Andy Horton Crime Novel

 "A compelling protagonist and mounting suspense make the book hard to put down.." Publishers Weekly

"A great read for mystery lovers with plenty to keep you guessing until the last moment." Crime Book Club


"A swirling cyclone of action leading to a shocking conclusion that will leave readers eager for the next installment in this always-surprising series." Booklist

Shroud of Evil is currently available in hardback and will be released as an e book and available on Kindle and other devices from 1 August 2014.

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If the interview is far too early in the day for some of you then you can listen on BBC i player after the show has been broadcast.

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