Kevin's ordinary teenage life is shattered when his father is arrested for a series of murders. Kevin must navigate the fallout of his father's alleged crimes, which include attending school, dealing with crushes, and continuing his basketball pursuits while shuttling between his parents' homes. He grapples with the public scrutiny and the internal conflict of reconciling the father he knew with the man accused of being a serial killer, forcing him to confront difficult truths about his family and his own identity.

The premise of 'My Father's Son' sets up a compelling exploration of how a teenager copes with the devastating revelation that his father may be a serial killer. The narrative structure, likely following Kevin's first-person account, promises an intimate look at his internal turmoil and his efforts to reconcile his perception of his father with the accusations. The story appears to delve into themes of identity, family secrets, and the societal judgment that can fall upon the children of those accused of heinous crimes. The blend of a coming-of-age story with a dark mystery suggests a narrative that is both emotionally resonant and suspenseful, focusing on Kevin's personal growth amidst external chaos.