LOST VOYAGE, Art Marvik Mystery (3) OUT NOW


Meet Art Marvik. He’s earned the scars on his face as a commando in the Marines. Now he’s working undercover for the Police National Intelligence Marine Squad.

Art Marvik receives a panicked phone call from Helen Shannon. She overheard two men plotting a murder and now fears she’s being followed:

LOST VOYAGE (3) in the Marvik mystery series OUT NOW  

Published by Joffe Books. 

MEET ART MARVIK
Art Marvik can’t adjust to life after the Royal Marines. He thought he’d be able to carve out a new career for himself in security. But his first job goes very wrong with a bullet in Marvik's shoulder and the yacht’s owner dead. He escapes to the Isle of Wight to decide what to do next. Marvik should be settling for the quiet life, but he doesn’t know how.

THE ART MARVIK MYSTERIES
Book 1: DEADLY WAVES
Book 2: DANGEROUS CARGO
Book 3: LOST VOYAGE

THE DI ANDY HORTON SOLENT MURDER MYSTERIES

Book 1: THE PORTSMOUTH MURDERS
Book 2: THE LANGSTONE HARBOUR MURDERS
Book 3: THE HORSEA MARINA MURDERS
Book 4: THE ROYAL HOTEL MURDERS
Book 5: THE ISLE OF WIGHT MURDERS
Book 6: THE PORTCHESTER CASTLE MURDERS
Book 7: THE CHALE BAY MURDERS
Book 8: THE FARLINGTON MARSH MURDERS
Book 9: THE OYSTER QUAYS MURDERS
Book 10: THE COWES WEEK MURDERS
Book 11: THE BOATHOUSE MURDERS
Book 12: THE THORNEY ISLAND MURDERS
Book 13: THE GUERNSEY FERRY MURDERS
Book 14: THE RAT ISLAND MURDERS
Book 15: THE LUCCOMBE BAY MURDERS
Book 16: THE SOUTH BINNESS MURDERS


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