Death Lies Beneath - DI Andy Horton 8- now also published in Large Print

Death Lies Beneath, the eighth in the DI Andy Horton series has now been published in Large Print by Severn House Publishers. It is already available in paperback, as an ebook and in audio book format.

The DI Andy Horton series is set in the Solent area of Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight on the South Coast of England. The series has  received some fab reviews in the UK, Commonwealth  and the USA where they have been likened to the novels of Peter Robinson, John Harvey and Ed McBain.

I'm also delighted that the DI Andy Horton series has been optioned for television by one of the UK's top television production companies, Lime Pictures, who are seeking to bring the enigmatic sailing detective to the television screen.

The latest in the DI Andy Horton series, Shroud of Evil, was published in the UK and USA in 2014 by Severn House. It is the eleventh to feature the flawed and rugged detective and is currently available in hardcover and as an ebook. It will be published in paperback in autumn 2015 when the twelfth in the Horton series, Fatal Catch, will also be published in hardcover by Severn House.

 

A body found on a rotting boat being salvaged in Portsmouth Harbour throws Horton into a complex and frustrating investigation.  As the tension mounts to solve the case, Horton receives a chilling message; time, it seems, is also running out for him personally…"



Kirkus Reviews says, "A treat for fans of the puzzle-box mystery."







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