My last radio interview of 2014 on BBC Radio Solent - talking to Julian Clegg

 

Pauline Rowson on air with Julian Clegg, BBC Radio Solent


 It was a nice end to the year to once again be talking to Julian Clegg on his very popular and entertaining Breakfast Show on BBC Radio Solent. I was able to tell his listeners about my new crime novel featuring former Royal Marine Commando, Special Boat Services Officer Art Marvik, who is introduced in an explosive new marine crime novel, Silent Running, to be published in March 2015 by Severn House.


The first in the explosive Art Marvik marine crime series

 
And for all those DI Andy Horton fans I was also able to say that DI Horton will be back in a new crime mystery in September 2015, called Fatal Catch.  Meanwhile the latest in the DI Andy Horton series, Shroud of Evil is available in hardcover and as an ebook.

A DI Andy Horton marine police procedural crime novel


I enjoy radio interviews and it's always a pleasure to see the team at BBC Radio Solent. You can listen to the interview and all the BBC Radio Solent programmes on the BBC website.



Pauline Rowson chatting on air to Julian Clegg on the Breakfast Show BBC Radio Solent


Julian Clegg and Pauline Rowson in the BBC Southampton Studio



 

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