Jefferson Flanders is a novelist whose diverse experiences as a sportswriter, columnist, editor, and publishing executive enrich his writing. Flanders masterfully captures complex human relationships and societal dynamics within his narratives. His style is known for its depth and insight, drawing readers into meticulously crafted worlds. With a remarkable storytelling talent, Flanders offers a unique perspective on the human experience.
In his tenth novel, author Jefferson Flanders tells the story of the Kincaid family, its patriarch, Professor Alexander Tarkington Kincaid, and his four children--who each struggle to escape the shadow of their charismatic father.