Petty Kings is the first book in the Petty Kingdoms Series. Twenty years after the collapse of the Empire of Amor a new generation of children come of age. Kate, a nineteen-year-old woman, living in the poverty-stricken marshes, finds her skills of bow hunting a valuable asset to the all-male guard. As an impoverished noblewoman she has failed to secure a match in three consecutive galas, which pushes her to find a way to change her life. Pretending to be "Karl" Kate finds her fortunes change when she meets a sixteen-year-old boy from the island Kingdom of Elnora. His blindfold raises more questions than answers and his behavior even more suspect. In the midst of the fighting, the upcoming gala holds the promise of courtship for young members of society, including "Karl" and Lucien. But will their secrets bring them together or divide them forever? B.E. Scott introductory tail of Petty Kings introduces an exciting expansive word filled with unique locations and every growing assortment of characters.

The Petty Queen is the second book in the Petty Kingdoms Series. Shortly after the events of the gala, Kate and Lucien part company. The gathering forces in the east of Dulimore draw Lucien and Edwin into a labyrinthine maze of treachery, intrigue, betrayal, and loss, even as Kate and Viola seek adventure west. Lucien and Edwin’s attempt to dispel the enemy army causes a ripple effect felt throughout Amor, but the cascade of events they have unleashed strikes Lucien the hardest. Meanwhile, rumor spreads throughout Dulimore that Elena has taken the throne in Elgin. How did she escape, what is her true motivation, and what happened to Richter Elgin? This is B.E. Scott’s Petty Kingdoms. In an attempt to flip the script of his life to do something interesting, Scott has embarked on a serialized literary adventure. When not using his imagination for literature, he is putting it to work doing engineering work, and spending time with his wife and children.