Born in London in 1938, just before the outbreak of World War II, Raymond G. Wyborn grew up during a time of great upheaval—an experience that would later inform the emotional depth and realism of his writing. After early struggles with traditional schooling, Raymond discovered a talent for art and creativity, which led to a successful career as a commercial artist in the advertising industry. He later went freelance, collaborating with top agencies and private clients alongside his eldest son.

Though storytelling had long been a personal passion, it was a surprise birthday gift—200 printed copies of his first novel, secretly published by his son—that reignited his commitment to writing. Since then, Raymond has gone on to publish multiple novels, each drawing from a life rich in observation, craftsmanship, and curiosity about the human condition.

When he isn’t writing, Raymond enjoys model engineering and has contributed articles to model railway publications. His stories are known for their strong characters, unexpected twists, and themes of justice, integrity, and resilience.

“An Eye for an Eye” is his fourth published book, offering readers a gripping tale of vigilante justice with moral complexity. His latest, “A Change of Career,” explores the seductive and often treacherous world of politics through the eyes of a young woman thrown into its depths.

Raymond now devotes most of his time to writing—and to sharing stories that entertain, provoke, and inspire.