David Carter lives on the south coast of England and has been writing for longer than he would care to admit.
He had written almost forty books now and still writes every day.
They include the popular murder/mystery crime cases featuring his detective, Inspector Walter Darriteau. Most of the action is based in Chester, Merseyside, Liverpool, Shropshire and North Wales, though not all.
The first book in the series is "The Murder Diaries - Seven Times Over" and they are all currently in Kindle Unlimited (KU). All are standalone stories, though it is probably best to read them in the order they were written.
Things change, circumstances evolve, people move on, and new characters appear, David’s aim is to write and release two books every year, though three would be nice! Sometimes he does, other times, not.
Outside of reading and writing, he is a keen gardener, and remains a sport nut as much as he ever was, though these days (weep - weep!) it's more to do with watching than partaking.
Follow David on Twitter @TheBookBloke. Thank you for reading. Be lucky, and enjoy your day.
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David Carter lives on the south coast of England and has been writing for longer than he would care to admit.
He had written almost forty books now and still writes every day.
They include the popular murder/mystery crime cases featuring his detective, Inspector Walter Darriteau. Most of the action is based in Chester, Merseyside, Liverpool, Shropshire and North Wales, though not all.
The first book in the series is "The Murder Diaries - Seven...
Imagine waking every morning, a stranger inside your head, telling you to kill people before bedtime.
Last thing at night, the bowling club president, Barnabus Reynolds, is busy cashing up, preparing to go home. Everyone else has gone. He believes he is alone; but is he?
At nine the next morning, the caretaker opens up to find Barnabus splayed out...
Please note: “The Evil Man” is a long story divided into two parts, One & Two. Readers should know all threads to the case will not be revealed in this book. This is Part One only.
Seventeen-year-old Harry Sparsholt is at boarding school in North Shropshire. Most nights at 2am he gets out of bed, and goes outside to sit alone in a quiet dark...
Yes, we can confirm there will be an all new Inspector Walter Darriteau book for 2025, and it's quite a big one too, for those who prefer the longer read.
The NEW Inspector Walter Darriteau book, "Missing Letters" will be relased on July 18th 2025. It will be available as an Ebook or in paperback. Available to order now on pre-order.
Here is the blurb:
Pamela Grayson stays late on a warm summer Friday evening. A bookkeeper, employed in a struggling business, her boss needs new figures for the accountant and bank manager. Pam is happy to oblige, the only one remaining in the office.
