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Compelling mystery novels that you can’t put down
Substance or illusion?
Journalist Mike Stanhope has been accused of libel – and he’s determined to clear his name. Worryingly, new evidence seems to undermine his case. But is it real, or an elaborate deception?
Trish wants to help ... or does she? Mike is drawn to her, but how will this affect his faltering relationship with his girlfriend?
What starts as a tale of chicanery in the truck building world soon escalates to a much bigger and older mystery involving murder, a cover-up ... and something even worse.
Not Exactly True, the brand new story in the Mike Stanhope series, is as intricate and involving its five predecessors, and like every book, it works equally well as a stand-alone.
The Mike Stanhope series
Click book cover to learn more. Click link underneath cover to read first ten chapters on this page.
Stand-alone mystery thriller by Peter Rowlands, writing as Anders Teller:
What readers are saying about Peter Rowlands’ mysteries
“Enjoyable, multi-layered story …”
“Have you ever read a book you hoped would never end? This was it!”
“Beautifully written, with an intriguing romantic twist …”
“A great representation of the quality of work that is sometimes overlooked or ignored by the publishing world.”
“A fast-paced mind-bending intellectual thriller.”
“This isn’t your typical mystery book where you get all of the answers at the end. There are a number of mysteries going on at the same time … It works really well and makes you keep reading …”
“It had all the right elements – mystery, suspense, and romance.”
Mike Stanhope
“Rowlands is doing a great job of developing a likeable character in writer Mike Stanhope.”
“He’s just an ordinary man who gets into difficult situations. He isn’t perfect; he makes mistakes. He’s authentic, believable and realistic.”
“He ends up getting things done with his persistence.”
“He’s just a normal guy who tenaciously asks questions until he gets to the bottom of a mystery, often with some dire consequences"
“I loved the main character. He’s like someone I might know first hand. I agree with another reader’s sentiments, that he’s not a navy seal, an FBI agent or an expert in kick boxing. He’s normal and human.”
Stranger than fiction!
Scottish cycle holiday, 1943
Two young women set off from Crieff at the height of the war to tackle the Highlands on bicycles. How did their plan work out? You can find out by reading their diary on this website. It brims with warmth and immediacy, and brings to life an almost forgotten aspect of that increasingly distant time.
Click here to find out more about the Scottish diary »
Never Going to Happen
A mystery drama
by Peter Rowlands
(writing as Anders Teller)
This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real
people, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Certain real organisations and locations are mentioned, but
all events and activities relating to them are entirely fictitious.
Peter Rowlands has asserted his right under the
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988
to be identified as the author of this work
© Peter Rowlands 2018. All rights reserved.
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