New Video uploaded-Pauline Rowson discusses how she started writing her crime novels.
Literary Tea - Marwell Wildlife, Hampshire 23 July 2009
Join Pauline Rowson for a sumptuous tea at this splendid venue. Pauline will be giving readings from her popular crime novels and there will be plenty of opportunity for questions and signings. Plus afternoon tea and scones - yummie! Click here for more details.
Read an extract from Chapter one of the new Inspector Horton crime novel - Dead Man's Wharf or listen to Pauline Rowson reading an extract from the novel
'Rowson turns out an exemplary procedural with the requisite plot twists, double-crosses and all loose ends tied up neatly in a sailor’s knot.'
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Deadly Waters now in paperback
Deadly Waters, the second in the Inspector Andy Horton Marine Mystery crime series is now available in paperback. It is already available in hardback and trade paperback, and as an audio book. The smaller mass market edition has a new cover and retails at £6.99 in the UK. Read more...
Listen to an extract from Chapter One of Deadly Waters.
The Suffocating Sea, the third in the marine mystery series of crime novels featuring the flawed and rugged Inspector Andy Horton, is now available in trade paperback. It was chosen as the 'Best of British Crime Fiction' by The Book Depository.
Soon to be available as an unabridged audio book - August 2009. Read more...
We've loaded a new video - listen to Pauline discussing the inspiration behind her fast-paced thriller, In Cold Daylight and reading the prologue from the novel.
Signed Editions of all Pauline Rowson's marine mystery crime novels and thriller available here to order
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North Yorkshire - Richmond Book Festival
Pauline Rowson will be appearing at the Richmond Book Festival along with top crime writers, Ian Rankin, Ruth Rendell and Peter Jamess. On 30 September 2009 Pauline will be guest speaker at a literary lunch during the Richmond Book Festival. More details to follow soon.
Fiftieth Anniversary of Crime Writer's Unsolved Family Murder
Not every crime writer has personal experience of murder in their family but on the fiftieth anniversary of her great aunt’s brutal murder, Pauline Rowson takes time to remember Martha Giles’s unlawful killing on 12 February 1959, and one mystery that it appears she will never be able to solve. Click here to read media interviews with Pauline