Trevor Roberts

Trevor Roberts was born in Eastbourne, UK in 1947 and educated at Lancaster Royal Grammar School. He spent six years in Kenya (1961-1967) before moving to South Africa where he began a career in computer technology. Having been converted to Christianity at age 30 he attended seminary before pastoring a Baptist Church for ten years. In 1996 he returned to UK and resumed working in IT, the last ten years of which were with the Ministry of Justice overseeing the provision of assistive technology to staff within the National Probation Directorate and HMPS. From 2004 to 2013 Trevor and his wife lived in the Champagne region in France where they bought and renovated a village property. During this time Trevor retired and began writing his first novel Caught By Cameras, which was published by Amazon in 2011 and provided enough incentive to continue writing.

The second novel The Inevitable Target involved a huge amount of research and tells the story of a group of terrorists who plot a complex multi-faceted attack on the Channel Tunnel.