After a career in civil aviation, it was not until he was eighty-five that Jeremy Raylton took to writing, as increasing age made his hobbies of gardening and walking less enjoyable.
He has written two historical novels, two crime-related short stories and two books for children.
He has travelled widely, both on business and for pleasure, and is now content to sit at home with a glass of rosé, and contemplate what might be the subject of another book.
Colin was born into a respectable middle-class family in a typical English country town. His father, a firm believer in the power of education for a successful career, never tired of emphasizing its importance. With a natural aptitude for figures and mental arithmetic, Colin steadily advanced throug...