That and her love of the sea has led her to create a completely new genre of crime fiction - the marine mystery. Her family of tough South Welsh miners and her fire-fighting husband and his Portsmouth watch, have all been influential in creating brave earthy characters like the ruggedly seductive detective, Inspector Andy Horton whose patch is Portsmouth CID, and who were the inspiration behind Pauline's fast-paced, controversial thriller, In Cold Daylight.

 

 

Her Marine Mysteries, Tide of Death, Deadly Waters, The Suffocating Sea and her thrillers In Cold Daylight, and In for the Kill are based around the Solent, but her books have an international readership.

 

 

Before becoming a writer Pauline ran her own highly successful marketing and training company. Pauline appears frequently on radio and has been interviewed on television and in the media many times. She has also presented one of her business books, Successful Selling, which has now been released on DVD. All her business and motivational books are available as audio books and all her books including her novels as e books. One of her more recent writing commissions includes writing a Murder Mystery Play in the Agatha Christie style and set in 1940s England. This is due to be performed by professional actors and premiered in England in February 2009.

 

If you would like to arrange a media interview with Pauline please contact us on pressroom@rowmark.co.uk or complete the form on the Contact Us page. 

 

 

You can read more about Pauline on her personal blog at www.paulinerowson.com

 

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