Dropped into Newhaven Library for a quick read of Art Marvik

While on location research for the third Art Marvik marine crime novel I dropped into Newhaven Library in East Sussex and was delighted to learn from the library staff that both the Art Marvik and DI Andy Horton crime novels are enjoyed by readers of Newhaven Library.

I was on location research for the third in the series featuring former Royal Marine Commando, Art Marvik, now working undercover on investigations for the National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS).

In the third in the series, Marvik sets off on his powerful motorboat for Eastbourne in East Sussex on the south coast of England to assist Helen Shannon who features in the first Art Marvik marine crime novel, Silent Running.  His investigations subsequently take him over the South Downs to the Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters chalk downs.



He also travels by boat to the  nearby working port of Newhaven, where he moors up in Newhaven Marina.








I enjoyed my two days location research in East Sussex, but before you read about Marvik's exploits there, another adventure with Marvik for you to explore is about to be published. 

In book number two Dangerous Cargo Marvik's mission takes him from the Hamble and Southampton on the south coast of England to the Jurassic coast of Dorset and the splendid Purbeck hills and stunning coastline in an investigation that has its roots deep in the past.

Dangerous Cargo is published in hardcover in the UK on 31 May 2016  and as an ebook on 1 September 2016 when it will also be published in the USA in hardcover.




Silent Running, the first in the Art Marvik marine crime series, is published in hardcover, as an ebook, in paperback and in Large Print.  In July 2016 it will be released as an unabridged audio book.

Tough, fearless and fit, Marvik is not bound by the rules of the law