Dying sun
- Leituras 10
- Votos 4
- Capítulos 1
In the desolate, post apocalyptic remains of Lagos, Nigeria where a diminishing sun heralds the end of times, Grace, a seventeen year old Ajegunle native struggles for survival.
Attempting to escape the militant-ruled city, her family is torn apart, leaving her to navigate the harsh landscape with a mysterious group of stragglers.
Grace's quest for survival unfolds against a backdrop of corruption and violence, where hope flickers as dimly as the fading sunlight.
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