LitPick Review
Kevin Windor has a great life. His dad is loaded with money, he's finally got the girl of his dreams - but what he doesn't know is that his life is about to be turned upside down. On a peaceful Sunday, Kevin turns on his television and sees a face identical to his staring back at him - it's his father, accused of being the infamous DB25 serial killer. Suddenly, Kevin becomes the school pariah: dream girl Emily will no longer date him, everyone at school treats him differently, even complete strangers recognize his face as that of the alleged serial killer. In this thriller/mystery, Terri Fields puts the reader into the shoes of a boy whose world is spinning out of control, and whose only way out is through answers he'll have to find on his own.
Opinion:
My Father's Son was hard to get into, but once I got past the first couple chapters, I was enthralled. The characters were real and the plot was full of twists and turns that could keep any reader on his/her toes. I especially liked that the book, which could've easily been predictable, wasn't! In this fast-paced, suspenseful book, Terri Fields inspects one of the most steadfast bonds that exists: the attachment between a father and a son.
