Meet DI Andy Horton in THE FARLINGTON MARSH MURDERS Book 8 in the Solent Murder Mystery Series

The Farlington Marsh Murders by Pauline Rowson NOW PUBLISHED ON AMAZON KINDLE AND IN PAPERBACK

Delighted to announce that book number 8 in the DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mystery series is published by Joffe books on Amazon Kindle and in paperback. It's another complex case for our renegade detective.

(Please note this was previously published as Death Lies Beneath).

Detective Inspector Andy Horton is at the funeral of ex-con Daryl Woodley. He’s there to keep an eye on the mourners and watch out for a big-time crook, who they suspect was involved in Woodley’s murder.

But it’s a perplexing case. Prior to his death, Woodley was assaulted and spent three days in hospital before discharging himself. His body is found by a dog walker on Farlington marshes, three miles from the hospital. How did he get there?

The funeral surveillance appears to be a bust. But the next morning Horton is called out to another suspicious death.

A woman’s body is found on a yacht wreck, stabbed in the back. She’s wearing a black figure-hugging dress and a wide-brimmed black hat.

Horton recognizes the woman instantly. She was at Woodley’s funeral.

Are the cases linked? Horton is thrown into another complex investigation. As tensions rise, Horton receives a chilling message. It looks like time is running out for our bold detective . .

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Pauline Rowson is a talented storyteller who must be one of the UK's leading crime writers. This is a brilliant series and a worthy rival to the adventures of Bosch and Rebus. The main combatants are vibrant, believable and we learn more of their characters as the series develops. The 'hero' is Detective Inspector Andy Horton an unorthodox but highly effective case solver." Rod V.


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