Three Keys for Kestrel Keep

Jack Bramble

A satchel under the bed. A map that lies. Then rain on stone, and suddenly a keep appears with three locks waiting for small fingers and brave guesses. Jack Bramble writes a proper puzzle adventure for curious listeners around seven to ten, where clues hide in old kitchens and every chapter brings a new riddle closer to solved. Angus Ferrier reads with the hushed urgency of someone who has also stood in a downpour, wondering what a castle remembers. Good for rainy afternoons and children who prefer keys to swords.