Read an extract from the DI Andy Horton mystery, DEATH SURGE

Death Surge is the tenth in the Horton series of currently 13, soon to be 14 with the publication of Dead Passage in October 2018. Death Surge is set in August against the backdrop of the sea in Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. A telephone call from a frantic Sergeant Cantelli to say that his nephew, Johnnie Oslow, is missing cuts short DI Horton’s sailing trip to France. What began as the hunt for a missing man soon becomes the search for a ruthless killer...

This is an extract from when Horton views the charred remains of a body in the old ruins of the Hilsea Lines in Portsmouth, an ancient monument, which is now a popular walking spot including woodland, meadows and fresh brackish lakes.

An extract from DI Andy Horton crime novel, Death Surge

Are the charred remains those of Cantelli's missing nephew?

"I was gripped until the last page of this very well structured and plotted story. Highly recommended." Eurocrime

Death Surge is available in paperback, as an ebook on Amazon Kindle and on Kobo and as an unabridged audio book narrated by Gordon Griffin and published by Soundings.

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