A captivated audience for Pauline Rowson as guest speaker at Probus Annual Lunch
A captivated audience listened enthralled with the exploits of my heroes
in my crime novels, those featuring the rugged and flawed DI Andy Horton, and in my two standalone crime novels, In For The Kill and In Cold Daylight, when I was guest speaker at the annual lunch of Fareham and Meon Probus Club on Wednesday 8 October.
It was a very enjoyable lunch and a great audience. I talked about the
inspiration behind my crime novels, which are set on the South Coast of
England, how I turn ideas into plots, develop my characters, map out the
storyline and come up with the finished goods, currently thirteen crime
novels.
Click on the above title or the link to the right to see the photographs. You can click on the images to view them in a larger size.
in my crime novels, those featuring the rugged and flawed DI Andy Horton, and in my two standalone crime novels, In For The Kill and In Cold Daylight, when I was guest speaker at the annual lunch of Fareham and Meon Probus Club on Wednesday 8 October.
It was a very enjoyable lunch and a great audience. I talked about the
inspiration behind my crime novels, which are set on the South Coast of
England, how I turn ideas into plots, develop my characters, map out the
storyline and come up with the finished goods, currently thirteen crime
novels.
Click on the above title or the link to the right to see the photographs. You can click on the images to view them in a larger size.
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