Tommy Lee Davis

Tommy Lee Davis was born in England to an American father and an English mother. Overcoming a family crisis at a young age, he found solace in sports, excelling in semiprofessional soccer. His love for literature, inspired by the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, led him to write numerous poems and short stories, nurturing a lifelong passion for storytelling. Growing up during the vibrant era of the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Pirate Radio Stations, Davis experienced a cultural revolution in the late 1960s and early 1970s. These formative years, filled with music and change, deeply influenced his creative outlook. In 1976, Davis moved to the USA, where he dedicated himself to a successful career in sales and retail. Alongside his professional journey, he also served as a soccer referee for many years, demonstrating his enduring love for the sport. His professional life was marked by perseverance and adaptability, which have also shaped his writing. Now retired, he has embraced a new chapter as a writer, drawing from his rich, diverse experiences and unique perspective. His debut work, “Asim’s Extraordinary Journeys: Book 1 - All for the Children,” is the first in an extraordinary literary series. This book showcases his talent for weaving intricate tales and his deep appreciation for fantasy literature. Davis’s storytelling is characterized by vivid imagery, compelling characters, and a profound sense of wonder, inviting readers of all ages to embark on unforgettable adventures. Followed up by Asim's Extraordinary Journeys Book 2 The Rogue Elephants of Ghant. Asim's Extraordinary Journeys Book 3 The Hunt for the Crystal Chalice of Myru Asim's Extraordinary Journeys Book 4 Pardo the Frog King