Robert's Pen

by Seána Kee

While everyone around him is questioning who they are and what they want, Robert is just trying to figure out his new abilities before his sister comes back from visiting the aunts. He’s also walking a thin line between gleaning knowledge from his cousins and keeping them at bay.

In the meantime, he gains a new housemate, accepts a job offer, and encounters more made things. An ugly dresser teaches him the importance of honing his craft and a beautiful end table the importance of integrity, while a mood-altering spoon rest tests his relationship with his brother.

None of these things prepare him for what makes the world crash in on his head.

Kindle Edition

Published August 25, 2022

About the author

Seána Kee was born in the Midwest, USA but considers herself a nomad. She enjoys writing about relationships, especially among family, with a recurring theme of healing, achieving, and overcoming. Interests include traveling, dragons, and the sort of life adventures that make a good story. She has so far failed to combine all three interests into one event.

You can follow Seána Kee on Facebook and Goodreads.

Reviews

[Julia Luxner · Rating 5 out of 5]

enjoyed

I found it hard to stop reading, always wondering where the plot was going next. I like that Robert had good morals and tried his best to always do right. We all need to feel guilty/bad when we do dishonest/wrong/hurtful things, and realize the need to ask forgiveness when possible. Also, I liked how Robert got others thinking about the stereotypes they had and try and look beyond them.
Will there be a Book 3?