See where A Killing Coast is set and read some extracts to match the locations

A Killing Coast, a DI Andy Horon crime novel by Pauline Rowsoni


A Killing Coast, like all the Inspector Andy Horton crime novels, is set against the atmospheric backdrop of the sea in the Solent on the South Coast of England, in the waterfront city of Portsmouth and the surrounding towns, and the stunning coastal locations of the Isle of Wight. It's April and Andy Horton finds himself engaged in a new complex murder investigation. 


"Meticulous police work leads Horton to a particularly callous and ruthless killer as well as theft and blackmail…includes a few unexpected twists.” Publishers Weekly



"Multilayered, twisted, and complex...a surprising conclusion and a satisfying read." Booklist  

See where A Killing Coast is set and read some extracts matching the locations

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