Innocence Waning Part 2 - Mitchell, Chezdon
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Innocence Waning Part 2 is the explosive and confronting final part of Innocence Waning. It finds precocious sixteen-year-old Chezdon Morrison navigating a perfect storm of romance, sex, jealousy, drugs, abuse, and confusion with seemingly no way to break free. The Gordian knot that bound his once-perfect life completely unravels as his relationships with friends and family disintegrate as long-hidden secrets are revealed. His addictive personality combined with questionable choices sends Chezdon down a rabbit hole that he may not able to escape from as the world reacts to the choices that he makes.…mehr

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Innocence Waning Part 2 is the explosive and confronting final part of Innocence Waning. It finds precocious sixteen-year-old Chezdon Morrison navigating a perfect storm of romance, sex, jealousy, drugs, abuse, and confusion with seemingly no way to break free. The Gordian knot that bound his once-perfect life completely unravels as his relationships with friends and family disintegrate as long-hidden secrets are revealed. His addictive personality combined with questionable choices sends Chezdon down a rabbit hole that he may not able to escape from as the world reacts to the choices that he makes.
Autorenporträt
Chezdon Mitchell moved to the United Kingdom in 2016 seeking fame and fortune. After achieving little to none of these, he undertook many road trips around continental Europe, the United States, and Mexico before establishing himself in central London. After securing a paying job, he quickly became bored of the dynamics of Bitcoin and boys on the sceptered isle. This motivated Chezdon to finish writing Innocence Waning whilst knocking back copious bottles of wine in Marseille, France. This story is a work of literary fiction that spans two books. Chezdon is now working on his third novel which is due for release in early 2021 whilst in lockdown because of the global pandemic.