Unforgivable
The rivalry between two brothers leads to a murderous endgame from which only one will survive. James and David Anderson were the sons of a successful
industrialist in England, and they had a charmed upbringing in the 1930s, but each took a different path in their lives which proved to be disastrous for them both.
The rivalry between two brothers leads to a murderous endgame from which only one will survive. James and David Anderson were the sons of a successful industrialist in England, and they had a charmed upbringing in the 1930s, but each took a different path in their lives which proved to be disastrous for them both. David Anderson was the youngest charismatic brother who had been successful at university and had a flourishing business acumen. James was a wastrel and a narcissist. Two different men, two different outlooks on life that clash in a tumultuous schism. Tragedy and betrayal follow the brothers through World War Two, its aftermath to a NATO bomb plot.
Alastair B. Davie is a retired corporate publicist living in Chicago, Illinois. He was born in England and lived in Windsor. He worked for the Financial Times and Reuters in London in marketing before moving to the United States in 1976. He retired in 2002 as director of corporate communications for Foster Wheeler Corporation, a Fortune 500 company. His other books include A Sixth Sense, Desperate Conspiracy and The Conscript.
Alastair B. Davie
Book Collections
- Unforgivable
- The Conscript
- Desperate Conspiracy
- A Sixth Sense
A dark, emotional dive into family betrayal and long-simmering revenge, Unforgivable delivers a gripping tale of sibling rivalry with tragic consequences. Davie’s writing is thoughtful and immersive, blending psychological depth with historical context. Some moments feel a bit melodramatic, but the slow-burning tension and complex characters make this a compelling read for fans of twisted family dramas.
