Genre: Realistic Fiction
Age Level: 14 and up
# of pages: 292 p.
RAC Book: Yes
Kip murdered a child when he was nine years old and had to spend many years in psychiatric facilities in order to help him come to terms with that. He was the youngest person in Alaska history to commit such a violent crime. Why did he do it? Is he capable of doing something like that again?
While Kip was trying to deal with his own feelings he was shielded from the outside world and was shocked to learn the torture his father had been put through. Their house has been burned down and he had had to change jobs often. As Kip prepares to enter the real world again he needs to decide if he can shed his old life and begin again as Wade. Can anyone really leave their past behind or does it always catch up with you?
Right Behind You tells the story of a boy trying to deal with the demons from his childhood, while also trying to live his life. He needs to decide whether or not he deserves to live a normal life when the child he killed cannot. He needs to decide what made him do it and whether or not he can refrain from such behaviors again. Can he begin again or is he his own worst enemy?
this was a very good book..
didnt really like the curse words…
but i hear you use them in most of your books 🙂
im actually doing a project on it..
im trying to rewrite the ending its kinda hard 😦