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The Kennedi Identity
- Narrated by: Virtual Voice
- Length: 8 hrs and 31 mins
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The Kennedi Identity
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Publisher's summary
Having a baby in a gas station attracted more attention than fifteen-year-old Kennedi wanted. Attention that led to placement with foster mom Amanda who acts overly controlling, and foster dad Henry who seems annoyed at her presence. When Henry suggests they look for her baby’s unknown father through a DNA heritage service to extract monetary restitution from him, Kennedi wonders if Henry is really trying to find relatives to send her to.
The baby’s DNA results match with members of a paternal clan but lack matches to Kennedi’s own family lineage, leading to events that have her questioning her whole identity.
And maybe her foster parents aren’t so bad. After all, Henry defended her at a hostile family reunion. With their help, she connects with relatives she never knew she had; people who want her. But after years of instability, does Kennedi want to leave the people who finally made her feel like family to join others who merely share her DNA? Will she have a choice?
If Kennedi sounds familiar, it’s because Kennedi’s friend Alia first introduced us to her in The DollarFly Girls, the prequel to Alia’s redemption story, The Gas Station Girl.
The baby’s DNA results match with members of a paternal clan but lack matches to Kennedi’s own family lineage, leading to events that have her questioning her whole identity.
And maybe her foster parents aren’t so bad. After all, Henry defended her at a hostile family reunion. With their help, she connects with relatives she never knew she had; people who want her. But after years of instability, does Kennedi want to leave the people who finally made her feel like family to join others who merely share her DNA? Will she have a choice?
If Kennedi sounds familiar, it’s because Kennedi’s friend Alia first introduced us to her in The DollarFly Girls, the prequel to Alia’s redemption story, The Gas Station Girl.