Shattered Memories
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  • Reads 43
  • Votes 8
  • Parts 3
  • Time <5 mins
Ongoing, First published Jul 27, 2020
Ethan Channing is your average fourteen-year-old boy. He fantasizes of becoming the next Usain Bolt, studies hard and maintains A's and B's in all of his classes. He has a mother, a father and a seven-year-old sister named Mitzi who he loves dearly. After all, Ethan Channing is your average fourteen-year-old boy.

That is, he was until The Incident.

When his mother is mysteriously killed by an anonymous assassin and all of his memories go missing, Ethan is framed and charged with first degree murder, sentencing him to twenty-five years in prison. It is up to Ethan to escape solitary confinement, journey into uncharted territories and recover the memories he had lost in order to find his mother's true assassin.
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