Rowson's DI Andy Horton novels go underground

Commuters and visitors travelling on the London Underground are being entertained by the exploits of the rugged and flawed DI Andy Horton created by British author Pauline Rowson, as three of her crime novels circle the London Underground.

Tide of Death, the first in the DI Horton series, Dead Man's Wharf, the fourth DI Horton crime novel and Footsteps on the Shore, the sixth in the  DI Andy Horton series, are circling the London underground for commuters to while away their journey.

The popular DI Andy Horton series is set in Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight against the back drop of the Solent on the South Coast of England.

Tide of Death was chosen by Amazon as the 'Best of Crime Fiction 2006.


Footsteps on the Shore was given a starred review by US books reviewer Booklist.

'Deserves mention in the same breath as works in the upper echelon of American procedurals (those by Ed McBain or Joseph Wambaugh for example) and their British counterparts, including the work of Peter Robinson and John Harvey.  Procedural fans who haven’t already read Rowson should be encouraged to do so in the strongest possible terms.'







Dead Man's Wharf was also given a starred review by US book reviewer Kirkus and the unabridged audio book version of Dead Man's Wharf read by Gordon Griffin also got glowing reviews.

'Griffin makes us feel the pain and terror of hidden violence. It's a moving portrayal.'  D.R.W. AudioFile Magazine  2013, Portland, Maine.

Books on the Underground are books travelling around the London Underground network waiting to be read.  Once a reader has finished the book he or she leaves it on the underground for someone else to read.

Pauline Rowson says, 'I hope commuters, visitors and travellers on the London Underground enjoy reading these three novels in the  DI Andy Horton series.'

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