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Crime, Thriller & Mystery
The Second Stage is the shocking story of Kevin - a friendless teenager from a dysfunctional family who lives in fear of his abusive and violent alcoholic father. Then, one day, he meets a young girl called Lucy who turns... See More
This controversial book is an impassioned African response to the racial stereotyping of African people and people of African descent by prominent white scholars. It highlights how the media contributes to the growth of... See More
This controversial book is an impassioned African response to the racial stereotyping of African people and people of African descent by prominent white scholars. It highlights how the media contributes to the growth of... See More
Poetry & DramaDifferent Gravy is a selection of poems by Peter Rigby. His poetry reflects our society and the characters within it. He brings to life the ordinary people, with his unique blend of grit and humour. See More
Crime, Thriller & Mystery
Playing God is the sequel to The Second Stage. Kevin and Lucy are teenagers who were brought together because they share a dark secret. Their story will take you on an emotional journey. Full of twists and turns, it is... See More
HumourLONDON, Can you hear me? is a collection of five plays by Peter Rigby. Where There's a Will is a two-act comedy about greed and inheritance. A Night to Remember is a three-act dark comedy about racism, dementia and... See More
Teen & Young Adult
The Second Stage Trilogy (The Second Stage, Playing God and Happy Deathday) is a series of novels by the author Peter Rigby published together in one single book. Kevin is a friendless teenager from a dysfunctional family... See More
Teen & Young Adult
Happy Deathday is the final book in the Second Stage trilogy. Kevin and Lucy appear to be ordinary teenagers. They talk, look and act like regular teenagers. But they are far from normal. They are dead. They roam the streets... See More