Inspector Ryga set to return in new mystery in November 2020, available to pre-order



Death in the Harbour, Inspector Ryga Mystery (2) is to be published on 2 November 2020

 
DEATH IN THE HARBOUR is the second in the atmospheric 1950 set mystery series featuring the thoughtful reflective Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Alun Ryga.  It is to be published in paperback, e book, audio book and on Amazon Kindle on 2 November 2020. It is now available to pre-order.

In DEATH IN THE HARBOUR Scotland Yard's Inspector Alun Ryga is sent to Newhaven, East Sussex to unravel the mystery of why an ordinary police constable was murdered and his wife has gone missing.


Myra Swinley is convinced that her police constable husband’s death was no accident, and that he would never have lost his footing on a dark, foggy November night on the quayside of Newhaven Harbour while on his beat. Determined to get to the truth she visits Scotland Yard to ask his former friend, Detective Superintendent Street, to investigate.   Street says they have no basis to do so, but when Myra fails to return home from her visit to the Yard, Inspector Ryga is sent down to the Sussex coast to investigate.  Accompanied by former war photographer, Eva Paisley, who has been airlifted back to England after suffering a wound incurred in Korea, Ryga’s investigation soon begins to uncover some puzzling facts.  Painstakingly, and with Eva’s assistance, Ryga begins to unravel the mystery of why an ordinary police constable was murdered and his sensible law-abiding wife has gone missing.

DEATH IN THE HARBOUR will be published in paperback,  ebook, audio book and on Amazon Kindle, Kobo, Apple and Google Books on 2 November 2020. It is available to preorder.



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