Inspector Ryga has another baffling case to solve in 1950s England

 Death in the Harbour an Inspector Ryga mystery by Pauline RowsonDelighted to announce that the new Inspector Ryga Mystery, DEATH IN THE HARBOUR, is now published in paperback, e book, Amazon Kindle and as an audio book.

In these grim Covid-19 pandemic days it's nice to escape into another time and another world in 1950s England with Inspector Ryga. 

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. 


"Pure detection… a great read.

 

The 1950s set Inspector Ryga Mystery series features Scotland Yard detective, Ryga, who is sent out to investigate baffling coastal crimes. Ryga, a former German prisoner-of-war, teams up with former war photographer, Eva Paisley, in the first in the series, DEATH IN THE COVE set on the Island of Portland, Dorset, and again in DEATH IN THE HARBOUR set in Newhaven Port, East Sussex. It is a partnership set to continue and destined to solve many more multi-layered coastal crimes.
 

DEATH IN THE HARBOUR published in paperback, e book, kindle and audiobook

 

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