On location with DI Andy Horton in Fatal Catch

Here are some of the locations that are featured in Fatal Catch, the twelfth in the DI Andy Horton crime series which is now available in paperback (28 October 2016) published by Severn House Publishers. It is also available in hardcover and as an ebook, on Amazon Kindle and Kobo.

Portsmouth Harbour featured in DI Andy Horton crime novels





The DI Andy Horton crime novels are set against the atmospheric backdrop of the sea in the bustling Solent area of Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight on the South Coast of England.



Fareham Quay where Clive Westerbrook's boat in DI Andy Horton Fatal Catch crime novel is moored



Horton is  called out to examine a gruesome find by two fishermen: a human hand. Soon Horton finds himself  immersed in a complex case where everyone has a reason to lie and no one is who  they seem. Assailed by doubts both in his personal and professional life, Horton desperately tries to keep his emotional feelings under control and his  focus on his work. His instincts tell him to trust no one and believe nothing;  he’s not sure though whether this time he’ll succeed.



Thorney Channel where DI Horton is in pursuit of a killer in Fatal Catch


DI Andy Horton's Patch looking across to Portsmouth from Fareham Quay

 Publishers Weekly, "Plenty of red herrings and a surprising culprit."

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


Fatal Catch  is available from all good book retailers and for loan in UK, USA and Commonwealth libraries.


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