Throwback Friday - on air with Julian Clegg on BBC Radio Solent

Three years ago I was delighted to be on the Julian Clegg Breakfast Show BBC Radio Solent on 7 June 2016 talking about my DI Andy Horton crime novels set in the Solent area and launching number 2 in the Art Marvik mystery thriller series, Dangerous Cargo, published on 31 May 2016. There are currently three in the Marvik mystery series, Silent Running, Dangerous Cargo and Lost Voyage. They are all available in paperback, as an ebook, on Amazon Kindle and on Kobo and Silent Running and Dangerous Cargo are also available as an audio book.

Pauline Rowson and Julian Clegg 

It was, as always, a pleasure chatting to Julian Clegg about my heroes, location research for my crime novels and how I enjoy creating my characters..


Dangerous Cargo is now published in paperback, as an ebook, on Amazon Kindle and on Kobo and was released as an audio book this year (2019) narrated excellently by Peter Noble.


Dangerous Cargo an Art Marvik mystery thriller

For his second mission with the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad, (NIMS) Art Marvik is detailed to attend the funeral of a man who’d officially been declared dead fifty-five years earlier. So who is the imposter and why did he assume the name of a dead man? When an innocent woman is killed during the course of the investigation, Marvik realizes that the stakes are much higher than he’d previously thought. As he begins to uncover a trail of deceit, corruption and murder that spans over half a century, Marvik must confront a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to make sure that the sins of the past stay in the past.

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






Pauline Rowson on air BBC Radio Solent Julian Clegg Show June 2016


The Art Marvik mystery thrillers


Silent Running and Dangerous Cargo are also available as audio books.


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