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ABOUT THE AUTHOR





 Roger Ley was born in London and educated in the UK and Saudi Arabia. He worked as an engineer in the oilfields of North Africa and the North Sea, before pursuing a career in higher education. 
His many stories and articles have been published, podcast and broadcast internationally. 


His books are available on Amazon and Audible see 'Contact' page for links.

 

 


 


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