Unravel a mystery for Christmas - tantalising crime mystery fiction by Pauline Rowson





Our Christmas campaign has kicked off, why not unravel a mystery at Christmas! There are plenty to choose from full of twists and turns to delight crime fiction fans. Available in paperback, ebook, Kindle and Kobo and some are also available as audio books.

There's the rugged and flawed Portsmouth detective, DI Andy Horton, who appears in fifteen crime novels, with A DEADLY WAKE the latest published in June 2020; three Art Marvik, mystery thrillers, former Royal Marine Commando now working as an undercover investigator for the police specialist marine intelligence unit; two standalone thrillers IN COLD DAYLIGHT and IN FOR THE KILL and the 1950 set mystery, introducing Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Ryga, in DEATH IN THE COVE, set on the Isle of Portland, Dorset and DEATH IN THE HARBOUR published in November 2020 set in the Newhaven Port, East Sussex.

So go on grab a crime novel for Christmas for an entertaining and intriguing read.


The Inspector Ryga 1950 set mysteries

Death in the Cove 
Death in the Harbour


The DI Andy Horton mysteries in order

Tide of Death

Deadly Waters
The Suffocating Sea
Dead Man's Wharf
Blood on the Sand
Footsteps on the Shore
A Killing Coast
Death Lies Beneath
Undercurrent
Death Surge
Shroud of Evil
Fatal Catch
Lethal Waves
Dead Passage
A Deadly Wake


The Art Marvik mystery thrillers

Silent Running
Dangerous Cargo
Lost Voyage

Standalone thrillers

In Cold Daylight
In For The Kill


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