Second Art Marvik mystery thriller DANGEROUS CARGO by Pauline Rowson now released as an audio book

DANGEROUS CARGO, the second in the Art Marvik mystery thriller series has been published by Soundings as an unabridged audio book narrated by Peter Noble.  It is the second in the Marvik mystery series with SILENT RUNNING, the first, already available as an audio book.  Both crime novels are also available in paperback, as an ebook and on Amazon Kindle and Kobo.

In Dangerous Cargo, Marvik's second mission for the National Intelligence Marine Squad,  the former  Royal Marine commando finds himself on the trail of a 50-year-old mystery, his task to catch a ruthless killer whose murders span over half a century.

'Rowson’s superhero, Art Marvik, returns in another pulse-pounding adventure. Delivering more than enough action to keep adrenaline junkies reading.' Booklist

I'm delighted that Soundings has published this crime novel in audio book format as I know that many of my listeners are eagerly awaiting it.

Peter Noble is an Earphones Award-winning narrator. He's recorded more than 250 bestselling audio books and audio dramas. Born in South Africa he studied music and drama has worked in the theatre, as well as appearing on radio, TV and film. He now lives in Hertfordshire.

Crime Review says, 'Dangerous Cargo is the sort of book where you can’t look away for a second or you’ll be sunk. Pauline Rowson is the queen of misdirection in this outing for former marine Art Marvik.'

All my unabridged audio books are available on Audible via Amazon and for loan in public libraries. They can also be ordered from local booksellers or direct from the publisher via their website or by telephone on 01865 250333. 

They are also available in paperback and as ebooks on Amazon Kindle and Kobo.

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