Just look at that crowd! Pre-Covid 19! Tales of crime from Pauline Rowson

Bookham audience enthralled with tales of crime from Pauline Rowson



Just look at that crowd all tightly packed together - yes a thing of the past in 2020 with the Covid-19 virus pandemic. But on 5 July 2016 I was entertaining members of Bookham U3A in Surrey with tales of murder and mystery with my crime busting heroes, the rugged and flawed DI Andy Horton (now 15 in the series - 2020) and Art Marvik, the troubled former Royal Marine Commando, now working undercover for the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad, (3 in the series)

Since this talk took place I also have a new hero on the block, Scotland Yard's Inspector Ryga who is sent out to solve coastal crimes. His first is on the Isle of Portland, Dorset when the body of a man in a pin-striped suit is found dead on Church Ope Cove - DEATH IN THE COVE. The second Inspector Ryga 1950 set mystery is DEATH IN THE HARBOUR and will be published on 2 November in paperback, e book and on Kindle. It is available to pre-order. Like the first in the series it is also available as an audio book.


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