Peter Jessop

Peter Jessop

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A freelance writer, based in Melbourne, Australiawhere he was born and raised, Peter Jessop commenced his career at St. MartinsTheatre, before proceeding to work in the production field of mini TV seriesand feature Films, and finally progressing to screenplay writing.

 

His passion for creativity stems from a young age and ledhim to writing his first novel “A God Named Joe” published in the UK in 2006.   “The Gods of War” is his second novel whichcame from an idea planted in his head years ago by an old war veteran, andwhich wouldn’t go away until he had finally put it to paper.  It revolves around a wounded soldiersuffering amnesia who is haunted by disjointed memories of ancient and futurewars in which he took part, and which causes him to fear for his sanity.

 

Superbly compiled and written, as one would expect from suchan experienced and talented writer, this tale not only feeds the imagination,but gives much food for thought as well as having extremely high entertainmentvalue.  Despite its concentration on thesubject of War it is so vividly colourful and grippingly arousing that it is ofappeal to both the male and female reader.

 

This is a wonderful book produced from the pen of asplendidly creative writer of whom we hope to see much, much more in thefuture.

Passion & Betrayal

Passion & Betrayal

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<p>(Book 1)<br />Betrayed by the woman he loved and on the verge of destitution, artist Jonathan Martinez channels his anguish and rage into what will become his greatest masterpiece—Passion and Betrayal. The painting, critically acclaimed, ushers him into the world of fine art and allows him to realize his dreams. Stepping out of the shadows, he transforms into Phillipe, a wealthy artist and sought-after bachelor who enjoys an extravagant lifestyle—including his pick of any woman he desires.<br /><br />But when Phillipe least expects, the woman who almost destroyed him returns on the arm of his agent. Despite his anger, she awakens the part of his soul he entombed long ago. The part of him that can never forget her, no matter how deeply he buries himself in his art.<br /><br />With everything he's accomplished at stake, can Phillipe overpower the demons that haunt him and learn to love again? Or will his heart remain a shattered work of art that can never be restored?</p>

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