Pauline Rowson's gripping, entertaining mystery novels full of twists and turns

If you enjoy reading gripping, fast-paced crime novels full of twists and turns, compelling and multi-layered with great characters and stories that keep you guessing right to the end then Pauline Rowson's crime novels are right up your street. Featuring:

the flawed and rugged British sailing detective Inspector Andy Horton (15)

former Royal Marine Commando, turned undercover investigator for the UK's National Intelligence Marine Squad (NIMS) Art Marvik (3)

stand alone thrillers In Cold Daylight, and In for the Kill

1950 set mysteries featuring Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Alun Ryga in DEATH IN THE COVE and DEATH IN THE HARBOUR

All set against the back drop of the ever changing sea on the South Coast of England.

"Pauline Rowson is the mistress of weaving intricate plot twists in complicated tales that keep the reader on his/her toes to the very end...an author who never disappoints." Amazon

"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. " Booklist

Detective plays in the vein of the classic crime thrillers of the 20th century

Pauline Rowson is also a playwright of classic murder mystery detective plays set in the 1940s. She is author of Murder at the Pelican Club, and Murder at Hillingbrook Halt, Agatha Christie style plays, classic 'who done it' with a touch of humour.

Marketing, Sales, Communication and Motivational Books

Pauline Rowson is the author of several sales, marketing, motivational and communication books. A renowned marketing and training guru, she ran a successful marketing, media and training company before she made it into the world of best selling crime fiction.

Where to buy Pauline Rowson's books

Pauline Rowson's books are available in a number of formats including, hardcover, paperback, large print, audio book and ebook format from all major retailers, independent bookshops and on line.

Also available on Amazon Kindle and on Kobo and can be borrowed from libraries within the UK, USA and Commonwealth.