The Generation That Never Laughed

The Generation That Never Laughed

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Trapped in the quagmire of Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe and his future fundamentally altered by the actions of the powers that be, Chenge can either run away and spend the rest of his life running, or he can turn around and face the consequences. His mind races and the breathing intensify. His father's fate is squarely on his shoulders. Not only that. What would happen to his family? What would become of his brother Tobias and his sister Chido? He has to do it. There is no option. He curses. He picks up his self and with tears bathing his face, starts on the journey to Msasa, with resolve. Whatever happens doesn't matter anymore, he thinks. After all, is there anything to live for in this battered country ...? In this completed novel I tell the story of a generation of young people who find themselves caught up in the politics of their time, by default and by extension. Having grown up in Zimbabwe and having experienced some of these events first hand, I weave these into a tale of struggle, love, fate and revenge. Enjoy! [If you like the book and would like to go through this book in one go please visit any Amazon or other online store e.g. amazon.co.uk; amazon.com; barnesandnoble etc or follow the link: http://www.amazon.com/Generation-That-Never-Laughed/dp/149476931X/ref=la_B00HRSTAHM_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1412625885&sr=1-1 ]
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