Audio books coming soon in 2023 the DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mysteries


I'm delighted to announce that the first seven books in the DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mystery series are to be produced in audio book by Saga Egmont and will be launched in the New Year.  They will be available to listen to on many platforms including audible and in libraries.
 
 
Saga Egmont is part of the Saga publishing house under the parent company Lindhardt og Ringhof – the second largest publishing house in Denmark and digital market leaders. In Denmark they've been around for many years, and since 2014 have been rapidly expanding internationally.

I'm thrilled and very much looking forward to the audio books. And yes they are in English, narrated by British actor, Colin Mace.

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