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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2022 · 7 MIN

Episode 19: Writing a crime novel set in the 1950s - cars, communications and crime

from Pauline-Rowson's Podcast · host Pauline Rowson

In this podcast episode I talk about bobbies on bicycles, women police officers, and police boxes in 1950s England, the era for my Inspector Ryga mysteries. Scotland Yard detective, Inspector Alun Ryga, a former German prisoner-of-war, teams up with former war photographer, Eva Paisley, to solve baffling coastal crimes around the coast of England in a series which captures the era perfectly. Atmospheric, gripping, full of surprising twists and turns to keep the reader enthralled until the end. "Pure detection mixed with a bit of history. Love these characters and the setting is great.” Goodreads  "Brings the atmosphere and era alive.” Amazon 

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