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Lee J. H. Fomes is 36, and was born and raised in Hampshire, in a small village called Medstead. He is now living in the closely-knit Kentish village of Cuxton, where he lives with his wife Hannah, and his five and a half year-old twins William and Molly, to whom his first book is dedicated. He was educated at Amery Hill School and Alton Tertiary College, has a diploma in music and an honours degr


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Lee J H Fomes was educated at Amery Hill School and Alton Tertiary Collage, and has spent the last seventeen years as a professional musician in the British Army, where he gained his Advanced Certificate on the trombone, a diploma in Musical Theory and Orchestration, and an honours degree in Music and Social Science.