Thomas J. Eyre

Thomas was born in Oxford, England and moved to Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire when his family relocated in 1969. He left school at the age of 15 and worked as a cook, waiter, plate collector and washer-up in his parent’s truck-stop/transport café before joining the Royal Navy in 1973.  As an Aircraft Handler/Crash-Rescue Fireman and he is proud to have served on Great Britain's last true fixed wing aircraft carrier, HMS Ark Royal before she was scrapped in 1978.
Since leaving the Royal Navy he has worked as a long distance class 1-HGV driver, drayman, fettler and mechanical engineer. He worked on contract in Libya and in 1995 became a Bachelor of Science after graduating with a 2:1 honours degree from Bournemouth University. A motorcycle accident in 2000 left him with serious injuries finished his engineering career, and almost his life. He now lives in Poole in Dorset and after many years writing stories for his own amusement has been prompted by friends and family to publish some of them.