Kevin

by K.D. Reed

Kevin Brown is Earth's newest inmate. Shamelessly guilty of murder, he's stuck here for the next fifty years. It smells, the sun is too bright, and he has to socialize with others. Nothing about his new life is fair. Shortly after arriving, he's taken in by a quirky thief, a family man who's too nice for his own good, and the cold, mysterious, Rebecca. But, it's not long until a violent gang of other offenders find out about Kevin. And they want him. Instead of complaining about his miserable life, he now has to fight for it. Well rounded with action, emotion, and engaging characters, Kevin is the story of a man forced to look outside of himself and come to terms with his own humanity. Part science fiction, part dystopian, part new adult, and completely captivating.

67 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 27, 2015

Reviews

[Megan Fritz]

Great sci-fi short story about a man that has been sent to earth for a 50 year sentence. He's greeted by 4 strangers sent to pick him up at Ellis Island and quickly learns how to trust and make friends.

[Hannah The Dyslexic Reader]

The only problem is that it wasn't long enough!

[Adriane (Ordinary Reader)]

Cute short story about learning the consequences of action, and the what it means to open your heart to friends.

[Adam]

This book is interesting and kept me engaged throughout the whole story. Love it and this is a fantastic book.