Astoundingly Audacious Heists 2023 - Filby, Ray

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Résumé :
This stories if crimes carried out in 2023 are a series of heists aimed at stealing very high profile artefacts. These items are so important in national life, that some of the most senior figures in the establishment have to be involved in retrieving these items. Since all the narratives occur during the year, 2023, there is no point in referring to these establishment figures by just their job titles, Prime Minister, Archbishop of Canterbury, etc. since everyone will be aware of their actual names. Thus, the actual names of these figures are used in the narratives, the Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, etc. However, it must be stressed that this is a work of pure fiction and the words spoken, attitudes displayed and the actions taken are purely inventions of the author. The author is satisfied that although fictitious, nothing written about these characters is in anyway detrimental to their integrity as respected figures of national prominence and has written to them to confirm that they have no objection to being featured in this way in the book.. Any other characters who are not well-know public figures, are purely fictitious and any resemblance to any other person, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

Biographie:
Author Information - Ray Filby Dr Filby was a scholar at the Royal College of Science, Imperial College, London University from which he graduated with a B.Sc, and a Ph.D. in physics. Later, during his career, he was awarded an M.Sc. degree in manufacturing systems engineering by Warwick University where he was awarded a special prize by the university for his performance on this course. Ray Filby fulfilled his National Service in the army (R.E.M.E.) which he completed as officer in charge of the garrison telecommunications workshop in Gibraltar. He worked for a time as a development engineer with Hilger and Watts, a London based firm of optical instruments and machines. A large part of his career was spent in education lecturing in maths and physics at technical colleges in Birmingham and High Wycombe before becoming head of the maths and science department at Henley College in Coventry. After fulfilling a short term contract as a technical writer for Jaguar cars, Ray Filby spent the final part of his career working for Severn Trent Water as an information scientist in their water quality department. Ray Filby has had many years' experience of church life in a number of churches, fulfilling at various times, the roles of Pathfinder Group Leader, Youth Fellowship Leader, Secretary to the Parochial Church Council, Churchwarden and Reader (Licensed Lay Minister). This experience is reflected in the stories he writes which embrace several genres, including historical fiction, short stories, Bible study, murder stories and romantic fiction. Many of these have been self published....