Episode 33: The Inspiration behind January set THE ISLE OF WIGHT MURDERS

A cold, grey January morning.  A woman with a gun in her hand.  A corpse on an abandone...

Episode 33 of the Pauline-Rowson's Podcast podcast, hosted by Pauline Rowson, titled "Episode 33: The Inspiration behind January set THE ISLE OF WIGHT MURDERS" was published on January 19, 2026 and runs 4 minutes.

January 19, 2026 ·4m · Pauline-Rowson's Podcast

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A cold, grey January morning.  A woman with a gun in her hand.  A corpse on an abandoned golf course.  Detective Inspector Andy Horton is taking a break on the Isle of Wight. But even when he’s on holiday trouble follows him . . .How I came up with the idea for THE ISLE OF WIGHT MURDERS, no. 5 in the DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mystery Series of 19."An exciting and dramatic story. Even on holiday, Horton, has a knack for finding trouble. A thriller, one murder seems to attract more of them. Characters were complicated and intriguing, with a labyrinth like trail of clues." Snowdrop"Beautifully written, gives you a great layout of the island and continuing underlying storyline too. Brilliant and easy to read, I did it in one sitting and can't wait for the next one in the series"  Judith"Excellent, well written and a cut above the rest. I have enjoyed all of her books." KarenPauline Rowson

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A cold, grey January morning. A woman with a gun in her hand. A corpse on an abandoned golf course. Detective Inspector Andy Horton is taking a break on the Isle of Wight. But even when he’s on holiday trouble follows him . . . How I came up with the idea for THE ISLE OF WIGHT MURDERS, no. 5 in the DI Andy Horton Solent Murder Mystery Series of 19. "An exciting and dramatic story. Even on holiday, Horton, has a knack for finding trouble. A thriller, one murder seems to attract more of them. Characters were complicated and intriguing, with a labyrinth like trail of clues." Snowdrop "Beautifully written, gives you a great layout of the island and continuing underlying storyline too. Brilliant and easy to read, I did it in one sitting and can't wait for the next one in the series" Judith "Excellent, well written and a cut above the rest. I have enjoyed all of her books." Karen Pauline Rowson

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