I’m hosting the starter day party today for political thriller / family drama “The Inconvenient Unborn”. Stay tuned for my review on March 14 and in the meantime, enjoy the tour!
Tour Schedule
March 1st: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading
March 1st: Promo Post @ Stormy Night Reviewing
March 4th: Promo Post @ I’m an Eclectic Reader
March 7th: Book Excerpt and Guest Post @ Andi’s Book Reviews
March 8th: Book Excerpt @ The Writer’s Inkwell
March 12th: Book Excerpt @ Indy Book Fairy
March 14th: Book Review @ I Heart Reading
March 15th: Promo Post @ Rising Indies United
March 18th: Book Excerpt @ Dannie Speaks
March 21st: Guest Post and Book Review @ Editor Charlene’s Blog
March 22nd: Promo Post @ Maari Loves Her Indies
March 24th: Author Interview @ The Single Librarian
March 26th: Book Excerpt @ Ali The Dragon Slayer
March 28th: Guest Post @ Avenue Books
April 1st: Book Review @ Books are Forever
About the Book
Title: The Inconvenient Unborn
Author: David Carter
Genre: Family Drama / Political Thriller
England in the near future –
Though you may not like what you see.
The Cazenoves and the Wilsons don’t get along, leastways the parents don’t – the teenage kids adore each other, but when the oldest Wilson girl falls pregnant, sparks fly.
Donald Cazenove just happens to be Fred Wilson’s boss, but Fred isn’t without influence himself, being the senior shop steward, and the business is struggling anyway, and a strike could play havoc with Donald’s figures.
“The Inconvenient Unborn” is set in England in the near future where after years of austerity, a left wing Labour Party has been returned to power with a huge majority, and they now intend to change Britain forever. They have a mandate. They have conviction. They have momentum.
And then there’s a state visit to Britain by the most powerful man on the planet, Yuri Premakov, the Russian President, and his precocious and very beautiful film star wife, Tamara, bringing gifts of gas and oil and energy, at a price, and he’s scheduled to visit Lymington on the south coast, where most of this book is set.
So who wins out? The Cazenoves or the Wilsons, and what exactly are Yuri Premakov and his vast entourage up to in Britain?
“The Inconvenient Unborn” will take you on a journey you can barely imagine.
Author Bio
I have been writing for longer than I care to remember. Even as a ten year old child I would design my own newspaper and fill it with family news, much to my mother’s amusement when she once found a copy containing a story that she didn’t fully approve of!
My writing started seriously when I was in business and I was approached to write a column, and that developed into writing columns for newspapers and magazines in many fields, including computing, commodities, farming, property, sport, philately, business and small business, many of which I have actually been paid good money for, and that always brings a nice feeling that never goes away.
My syndicated online articles have now been read by over 300,000 people across the globe and show no sign of slowing down.
It was a fairly small step after that to writing books and I have now written more than a dozen, both fiction and non fiction, and I try to write and complete at least one full length book every year.
Like most writers and aspiring writers I have many more in the pipeline, both part finished, abandoned, or in an unedited state, and finding the time to complete them is always the big enemy there.
Ideally, I would like to find a literary agent who could assist me in taking my writing to the next level, so if you are out there and you like what you see and read then do please get in touch.
Besides writing I sell books for a living and currently have more than 10,000 titles in the house and please don’t ask me where they all are because the simple answer is that they are pretty much everywhere!
I am currently working on a new Inspector Walter Darriteau novel and after that I may go back to writing a sequel to Gringo Greene, though ordinarily I prefer to write something completely fresh, rather than revisiting old ground.
It always amazes me that someone like Lee Child can write book after book featuring the same character and similar adventures, though all best wishes to him for he has been incredibly successful.
Website: http://www.davidcarterbooks.co.uk/
