Give me Tomorrow
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Ongoing, First published May 18, 2023
It is a novel about a man's experiences in the Vietnam war. Currently it is not complete but it has about four chapters. It deals with heavy themes such as suicide, war, and domestic abuse so please if you are sensitive to said subjects its not a good idea to read this. Please give me feedback. The main character is Eugen Carter a young man who was drafted into the military, a draft that disrupted his life in tragic ways. During his training he is haunted by memories of the past and the struggles of the present as he tried to make his way through training.
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