A blast from the past - murder, mystery and mayhem at Totton Library with Pauline Rowson

Those were the days!  Here I am giving one of my talks from the balmy days of June 2019 before the evil Coronavirus put paid to such lovely events. Hopefully they will return in the not too distant future.


Pauline Rowson at Totton Library June 2019Crime author, Pauline Rowson entertained the small but perfectly formed and excited audience at Totton Library, Southampton on in June 2020 with tales of murder, mystery and mayhem. She talked about how she writes her crime novels and her crime busting fictional heroes, the flawed and rugged DI Andy Horton, (14) her undercover investigator, Art Marvik a former Royal Marine Commando (3); her two standalone thrillers and her new 1950 detective, Inspector Alun Ryga who sees his debut investigation in  DEATH IN THE COVE with a baffling crime  to solve on Portland Island, Dorset.

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