Uncle John: The Kane Family
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Last published Fri, Dec 2, 2016
Reagan and Carter were two siblings who thought they had it easy. But everything changed during one summer that was, unfortunately, unforgettable. One thing led to another, and the one person who they thought held their family together, broke it apart. Hidden lies, bad habits, and broken hearts are what lies in the aftermath of the storm that is their family. The Kane family.
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