The Oyster Quays Murders, DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mystery straight into Amazon Best Seller Charts

The Oyster Quays Murders DI Andy Horton by Pauline Rowson I'm delighted to announce that number 9 in the Solent Murder Mystery series, THE OYSTER QUAYS MURDERS is now published on Amazon Kindle and in paperback.

(Please note this was previously published as Undercurrent.)

It's a wet August night and Inspector Andy Horton is returning from London to Portsmouth when police cars on blue lights race past him on the motorway. Nothing unusual in that but as Horton heads for the small yacht on which he lives he sees the police vehicles pull up outside Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard and draw to a halt. His curiosity gets the better of him and he stops to investigate.

Lying face down and sprawled out in Number One Dock is the lifeless body of naval historian Dr Douglas Spalding.

Superintendent Uckfield is adamant that Spalding took his own life. But Horton’s not so sure. Then another body is found in similar circumstances in the cockpit of a boat moored at Oyster Quays.

Angry at his boss’s inaction, Horton takes matters into his own hands.

Meet DI Andy Horton. He’s a risk-taking Harley-Davidson-riding, sailing detective who doesn’t always play by the rules . . . which often lands him in trouble with his bosses.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐"Horton is my new favourite detective- life continually kicks him in the teeth but he always gets up again until he finds the murderer(s)!" Yvonne, Amazon

Available on Amazon Kindle and in paperback

 

 

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