Peter Robert Scott


Biography

Peter Robert Scott studied at RADA and during a long career has written many plays, eight of which have been staged professionally in theatres throughout England. Currently living and working in France.

Inventor of Flagships,a naval strategy boardgame, available as an applet for free online play at the website below (currently under redevelopment).

Where to find Peter Robert Scott online


Books

Adieu La Vie    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $0.99 USD. 91440 words. Published on January 10, 2012. Fiction.

France 1940 – The Germans are here, for good maybe, there’s nothing Simone can do about it. She must forget how things were, forget old promises, old desires, live for today if she can. And they’re not so bad, some of them, just boys on a spree. And if she falls in love with one of them, well, that’s not so bad either. Nobody asks to fall in love. What’s it matter what others might think?
Sister Anna The Juggling Nun    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $0.99 USD. 10030 words. Published on July 30, 2011. Fiction.

A diffident nun seeking divine inspiration in circus spectacular – an uncontrolled hunger for Bath Oliver Biscuits leading to mayhem and maritime disaster – the cut-throat world of pro-am Snakes and Ladders – these and many other of life’s complications are examined with off-beat humour in a collection of songs and monologues from 30 years of London cabaret and revue.
Aspian    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $0.99 USD. 41470 words. Published on September 5, 2010. Fiction.

After completing his history of dragonkind, Aspian Savakin is summoned to war and takes to soldiering with rare enthusiasm. Austere in judgement and resolute in action, he is revered by many, reviled by some, and his rise to the pinnacle of power though tortuous is inexorable. Secure in his final victory, he sets history straight for his admirers. Last book of four in the Tales of Honour series.
Valeric    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $0.99 USD. 44740 words. Published on September 5, 2010. Fiction.

Born in ignorance into a world where dragons make way for griffins as they pass, Valeric learns the forbidden history of his race. Determined to restore their rights, armed only with an indomitable faith, he and his followers attempt to overturn the prevailing order. But can faith alone triumph over oppression, and can blind courage conquer evil? Third book of four in the Tales of Honour series.
Castan    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $0.99 USD. 38320 words. Published on September 5, 2010. Fiction.

From humble beginnings, Castan rises through merit and natural honesty to become the second dragon of his time, heir in all but name to the Words of Fire. Honoured by all as a walking star, evil and corruption scatter at his approach. But what step to take after so precipitous a rise? And which path leads to the summit and which to the abyss? Second book of four in the Tales of Honour series.
Nicovar    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: Free! 41410 words. Published on September 5, 2010. Fiction.

0.75 star(4.67 from 3 reviews)
During the early days of dragonkind, Ganel, son of Aldragon, guardian of the Gift of Fire, is led by trickery into folly and disgrace. His own son, Nicovar, seeks ways to restore his father’s honour, but his well-intentioned efforts lead only to greater mischief and his rash judgement brings mortal danger to the whole race of dragons. First book of four in the Tales of Honour series.
Tales of Honour    by Peter Robert Scott
Price: $1.98 USD. 164920 words. Published on September 5, 2010. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
A dragon fantasy with a serious purpose. If the Nazis had won, might we now admire them? And how much of them is there in each one of us? Change people for dragons, give them hopes, anxieties and a sense of wonder, give them social order, ingrained prejudice and religious discord, give them national pride and a lust for honour and then give one of them the Words of Fire. Where might it all end?

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