Crime and the south featured on BBC Radio Solent, Julian Clegg Breakfast Show

It's an early start on Monday 6 July when I head for the BBC South studios in Southampton for my interview on BBC Radio Solent with the lovely Julian Clegg on his very popular breakfast show.

I'll be on air at 7.25 a.m. and we'll no doubt be talking about the publication of Silent Running, featuring former marine commando, Special Boat Services Officer, Art Marvik and my forthcoming new DI Andy Horton novel, Fatal Catch.

If you can't tune in you will be able to listen to the interview on the BBC iplayer after the show.  I'll post an article, link and photos here.

The DI Andy Horton series has been optioned for television by one of the UK's top television productions companies, Lime Pictures.  The next DI Andy Horton novel due to be published in September 2015 by Severn House, is Fatal Catch number 12 in the police procedural series set in the Solent, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight on the South Coast of England.

Silent Running is published in hardcover in the UK and USA and is also now available as an ebook and on Kindle.

Enter the competition to win an ebook of Silent Running.  Competition closes 20 July 2015.

All my crime novels are also available for loan in UK, Commonwealth and USA libraries.

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