Ken Scott Books

This author masterfully explores the complexities of human relationships and conflicts, often setting his narratives against dramatic historical backdrops. His writing is characterized by a keen insight into character psychology and an ability to uncover the tensions and dramas within ordinary lives. With a sense for detail and authenticity, he draws readers into the heart of the story, presenting characters that resonate long after the final page. His works are distinguished by a strong narrative drive and an unforgettable style, satisfying discerning readers seeking profound and engaging tales.

The War Within
368 pages
13 hours of reading
This book is the story of a forbidden love affair, a bastard child and an interfering church that removes the child from its parents and separates them by force. It's 1908 in Spain and it is the way things are done.Before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Juan Francisco enters the priesthood and finds himself part of Franco's mobile blessing squad, giving Mass to the troops and the last rites to the Republican prisoners about to be shot.This is the story of the war within Spain and the conflict of the morals and beliefs of a priest and his duty to General Franco.

The War Within