James Kestrel

Oct 20, 2024 | destructoid.com | Jennifer Barnes |James Kestrel |Daphne Du Maurier |Stieg Larsson

Mystery and romance are both bedrocks of fiction, but their combination gives rise to something that remains as of yet unbeaten in the entire history of literature. Every great tale has a bit of romance in it. Every memorable story takes advantage of suspense and mystery to keep the readers hooked. And the two of them together turn out to be entirely too irresistible to bookworms all over the world.

Jun 10, 2024 | actioncookbook.substack.com | Peter Heller |Candice Millard |James Kestrel |Joe Posnanski

What do Dads want? It’s a question that’s vexed scientists and philosophers since time immemorial. Dads are strange, unknowable creatures, and private industry has fared no better than academia in accurately assessing their desires. Each June, our greeting card aisles and email inboxes fill with a flood of images of neckties, fishing poles and beer cans, images that suggest we have almost no idea who these people are or what makes them tick. That can’t be all Dads are about, now, can it? Fret not.

Nov 2, 2023 | shepherd.com | James Kestrel |Michael Mann |Meg Gardiner |Lisa Unger

Shepherd is reader supported. When you buy books, we may earn an affiliate commission. Myfavorite read in 2023…This book encompassed so many different genres and yet still grabbed my attention from page one to theend—it’s a long read, too. It’s a World War II historical epic, anedge-of-your-seat crime novel, and a romance.