Well what's in store for 2022?

With the events of the last two years regarding Covid it's impossible to predict and foolish of anyone to do so. It's a good enough reason for me to slip back into the past with Inspector Ryga in 1951 as my Scotland Yard detective solves another baffling coastal crime.


There are currently three in the Inspector Ryga mystery series with number four DEATH IN THE DUNES to be published this year so something to celebrate and look forward to in 2022. I'm not sure exactly when publication will be so watch this space, but it is possible it will be June in time for summer reading.


After that?  Will I start writing Inspector Ryga number five? Or perhaps start a brand new series (I have ideas) or write a standalone mystery thriller.  Is there another adventure for former Royal Marine Commando, Art Marvik, now an undercover agent for the UK Police National Intelligence Marine Squad, who currently features in four mystery thrillers?



And what of my lovely DI Andy Horton? Ah well news on that score to come. Watch  'BREAKING NEWS as they say.

Meanwhile it's time to knuckle down, press on and take whatever comes our way in 2022 with hopefully a smile and heart resolution.

Happy, healthy and peaceful 2022

Pauline.





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