Delve into the facts behind the fiction as Timo explores the historical setting vividly depicted in each of his novels. Here, you’ll find the truth is just as wonder-filled as the tales.
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Epitomizing the devilish character straight from fiction, William Plunkett’s life and deeds incite curiosity across the North America even today. With a love for adventure and dream to make money, the chemist turned into...
Poor military tactics and inflexible leadership of General Braddock squandered the advantage of superior numbers at the Battle of Monongahela, and the French badly rout...
Stunning Catskill Mountains, the dome-shaped mesmerizing Adirondacks, and the Lake George, Queen of American lakes, are witness to fantastic tales of ...
Sir William Johnson’s Relationships with Iroquois Nation - and Women Sir William Johnson, the 1st Baronet, has left an indelible footprint on the histor...
The Acadian's deportation from the eastern Maritime Provinces of present-day Canada by the British during the 1750s is one of the most darkest periods in American history. Viewed as an obstacle to the expansionist policies of colonists, the ent...
Epitomizing the devilish character straight from fiction, William Plunkett’s life and deeds incite curiosity across the North America even today. With a love for adventure and dream to make money, the chemist turned into...
Torchbearers of Native American culture, Iroquois women chiefs were vivaciously described by European historians as true “captainesses” and “women of quality.” Popularly known as Sachems, these women Iroquois Chiefs steered the clan and contributed to its development process with astute prag...
Timothy Kestrel’s novels hook your imagination, and take you on a wild ride you never forget. Call it historical fiction - call it literary wizardry, Kestrel’s style goes beyond simple storytelling, giving readers something to care about.
