Fecundity!

This outstandingly frank and yet terrifying book sweeps the reader into the thrilling world of 2032. The UK has seen many changes, some of them acceptable and some causing outrage. Themes that have been the source of contention for decades, often resulting in heart wrenching and life changing decisions, are all visited here. But the tables are turned. Following a period where the government has 'perfected' strategies, to control the population and reduce crime, an anomaly of such catastrophic and unexpected consequence puts the UK in a state of disbelief and panic. What was the outcome of the rapist, who took what he wanted, but got more than he bargained for? How would a childless couple, desperate but without hope of ever having a child, react if they suddenly found out they were expecting? How do school attending teenagers, and their parents, react to a pregnancy that isn't of the norm? And how would a baby fit into the lives of three ambitious up-and-coming executives, in a Menage a trios relationship. "Fecundity!" is a book with a difference, taking an everyday occurrence and confusing rational thinking with a profound twist. Given the same situations how would you react? "Fecundity!" will compel you to look within and ponder! Instead of just pondering or getting mad get involved! Will the rapist be castrated and deported or kept in the UK as a guinea pig? It's your choice and opportunity to help shape the sequel. Interact with the characters; join the "Fecundity" forum and cast your vote.

About the Author :
Brought up in the Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire area, Meg moved to West Yorkshire in 1988. She has a daughter, Emma, and son, Sam, who are both in their thirties. Until becoming self-employed in 2004, Meg worked in property, charity and recruitment.Much of Meg's inspiration is drawn from the heady heights of the Holme Valley, where she currently lives. Her first publication, Tarot Teachers, came on to the market in 2007, and she wrote and directed her first play in 2007, Memories of To Sir With Love, which was performed by Turn Again Theatre in Holmfirth. Since starting to write, Meg has become enamoured with Amateur Dramatics, something she had not been involved in for over 40 years. Smitten, and to enhance her writing and acting, Meg undertook a two-year BTec Performing Arts Course at Huddersfield Technical College. Her favourite roles to date have been Mrs Richardson, in Fawlty Towers and Irene, in The Lady of Letters. Meg has just been approached to play Kathy in Stephen King's Misery in May 2009. Her ambition is to play a cameo role in Fecundity!Meg is a trained Energy Therapist and has a healthy interest in alternative therapies and spirituality. Besides drama and property renovations, Meg is a keen artist, an enthusiastic photographer and loves to cook and bake.