The Finbark Contract

by Alan Baulch

Overview

A background in systems delivery led him to Finbark. With a mountain to climb Dan Justice works hard to find a solution to the corruption within this major Finance organisation.
What he discovers is a hierarchy designed to make a few individuals a great deal of money and make the business primed for a controlled takeover.
With a blueprint for syphoning off money those participating had to be stopped despite the risk or cost to himself.
Unsure who to trust, the deeper he investigates, the more pressure there becomes to stop him in his tracks. Intensive care his final stop over leaving only his presentation to shareholders with justice the only option.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162800248
Publisher:	Alan Baulch
Publication date:	02/13/2020
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	303 KB

About the Author

My first job at 15 was working for a company called J. Whitakers & Sons in Bedford Square, London. They produced publications such as the famed Whitakers Almanack probably an early 'Google' in hardback form. They also produced the revered sporting cricket companion The Wisden Almanack the knowledgeable content once known as ‘The Bible of Cricket’ still acting as a historical record of the sport to this day, both absorbed by Bloomsbury Publishing now. Most notable for me with one of the Whitaker sons David, I used deliver in a Morris Minor to retailing outlets the still notable 'Bookseller' the monthly subscription based journal widely revered by publishing houses and authors to this day as a foremost paper on the publishing industry.
While certainly not exclusively working in publishing I've had the opportunity to work for Pan Books now part of Macmillan Publishing where as a concession the staff were given 6 books per month and we would share those and read even more, such titles written by Mario Puzo The Godfather series, Ian Flemings James Bond and even The Railway Children by Edith Nesbit. Further to include Dick Francis and Arthur C. Clarke.
Further on in my career I was fortunate enough to work for many years at the oldest publishing house in the world, Cambridge University Press dedicated in its pursuit of academia and education. While I've worked in many types of organisations, had many roles my three in publishing have influenced me the most for my writing.
Writing many short stories and poems through a Prose & Poetry group with the U3A (University of the Third Age) where I collaborate with other like-minded authors/storytellers to write chapters in turn on several stories at once following multiple genre's comes across within my novels where MIND TRAP is described as a supernatural thriller, THE TRACER is a missing person/thriller/fantasy, FINDING BRIDIE is a family orientated drama and my latest novel is THE FINBARK CONTRACT is a business corruption/financial thriller.
Each one of my novels need a sequel which over time I will address.
I currently live in Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire with my partner Janet.