Kissing the Rain

Moo Nelson's life changes dramatically after witnessing a car chase and a murder. In Kissing the Rain, he must navigate truth and deception.

In Kissing the Rain, we meet Moo Nelson, a young boy who navigates life feeling isolated and invisible. With his head down and eyes averted, he tries to avoid the rain, both literally and metaphorically. Moo is often the target of ridicule from his peers, leaving him to wish for a different reality where he is seen and valued. His world is one of loneliness and despair, where he feels like an outsider in his own life.

Everything changes for Moo on one fateful night when he witnesses a car chase that culminates in a shocking murder. This event pulls him into a web of intrigue and danger, as he realizes that many people are also interested in what he has seen. The police, lawyers, school bullies, and a particularly menacing individual are all drawn into the mystery surrounding the crime. As the pressure mounts, Moo finds himself questioning the validity of his own perceptions. Did he really see what he thought he saw?

As Moo grapples with the implications of his discovery, he faces a critical choice between truth and deception. In Kissing the Rain, the stakes are high, and Moo must act quickly to protect himself and those he cares about. The story unfolds as a gripping exploration of courage, resilience, and the quest for clarity in a world filled with uncertainty.