Kevin Hurley has a unique - some would call cynical - view of the world and the people in it. His childhood was something he survived, rather than celebrated, so it is no mystery why he is hesitant to return to his childhood haunts. After nearly twenty years of keeping skeletons in their closet, his visit drums up memories and the people who made them. Kevin’s encounters with the people in his past prove puzzling until a rush of memory decides who, what and why Kevin is who he is. The mind of a child is a playground—simple and sincere; for Kevin, it is a dangerous place where trust and loyalty died young, and, if he is to have a future, he must make peace with all the horror that came before.
