The Baby Factory

by Christian Mark

Many infertile couples turn to adoption, but healthy babies can be hard to come by. Unless you know the right people. David and Judy were a happy young couple, living in the Boston suburbs. Good jobs, good friends. The only thing missing was a child. After a long time trying, they were finally expecting!But joy turns to horror for them, and in the aftermath of stillbirth, they are left with more questions than answers. As they struggle to move on with their life and become pregant again, David suddenly finds himself the target of an unknown killer, and now only finding the truth will keep them safe.The Baby Factory takes a common situation and spools it out into a thrilling conspiracy tale, as David moves ever closer to the unbelievable truth.

242 pages, Paperback

Published October 26, 2020

About the author

Christian grew up in a suburb of Boston and now resides in southern Maine. He is a graduate of Northeastern University in Boston and worked in the life insurance industry for over 40 years. Christian has a lifelong love of reading and writing. All of the author's royalties for both of his books are donated to charities that are based on the theme of the books.

Reviews

[Doreen Whittaker]

This is the second book I have read by this author and although they are both very different, the one thing that they have in common is the fact that you can’t put it down! The story was creative and well woven into a plausible scenario which kept me in suspense throughout the book. I highly recommend this book, worth your time for sure!!

[Erin]

This book is very well written. I particularly liked the character development and how the author pulled you into the story. The story was quite suspenseful and kept me up way past my bedtime reading as I couldn’t wait to find out what happened to the couple in the book and how their story would end. I would love to read more about these characters. A sequel, perhaps?

[Jodie]

So slow moving, then a rush to the ending which didn’t tie up the loose ends in the story. Author uses a lot of the same adjectives when describing his characters; the “good” doctor, the “good” officer. Lots of grammatical errors in my copy. I felt this book was a waste of time. Very disappointed.

[Pam911]

Quick read!

Great book, quick read/couldn't put it down! Very easy to follow the story line and characters. Truly enjoyed this book.