Raymond Moore is a Registered Nurse, living and working in Saudi Arabia with his wife and three children. He also has a house and farm in Thailand. As well as being a writer, Raymond has been a record label owner, band manager, and singer with a band. Born and brought up in Glasgow, he left his parents and moved to the Isle of Skye as a youngster, and his life changed forever.
Raymond Moore is the author of the Skye Stories Trilogy available on Redshank Books and has self published Poetry? Probably a collection of poems from Glasgow and Edinburgh.
He is currently finishing his first novel Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll and Nursing set in 1980s Edinburgh. For release in 2022.
Raymond Moore’s Books on Amazon
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From band manager to nurse-writer—Moore’s next book should be ‘Rock & Write!’
Raymond Moore’s journey from musician to nurse to author is inspiring. His rich life experience—especially from healthcare—likely brings real emotional depth to his characters and storytelling. It’s a testament to how varied life paths can spark incredible creativity!
How did working in healthcare influence Moore’s storytelling? Fascinated by real-world inspirations.
Can’t wait for ‘Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll and Nursing’—Moore’s voice is unique!
Raymond Moore’s work is rich with imaginative storytelling, blending suspense with thought-provoking themes. His writing style pulls you in with vivid descriptions and layered characters. Whether diving into his thrillers or exploring his more reflective pieces, there’s always an element of surprise that keeps you hooked. If you enjoy books that challenge your mind and keep you guessing, Moore’s stories are a must-read.
Raymond crafts stories that feel both intense and deeply personal. His books often explore the human psyche, touching on themes of survival, morality, and the choices that define us. I appreciate how he balances plot twists with meaningful character development, creating stories that are both gripping and introspective. His writing always leaves you thinking long after you’ve turned the last page.