Lost In Lagos

Lost In Lagos

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I wrote this many, many years ago. It's an unfinished first draft and I thought it would be fun to update it. It's middle grade fiction, but I hope everyone will give it a read. Here's the premise: Lost in Lagos: The Mission is Possible Series From flying bullets to flying bugs, can a twelve-year-old American boy and his sister survive in Africa without their parents or will they be lost in Lagos forever? Twelve-year-old Chance Starbuck resents leaving his comfortable American life so his parents could become missionaries in Nigeria. When he and his younger sister get lost in the Lagos airport, he has bigger things to worry about. Alone in a foreign country, they battle guards with guns, giant bugs and street gangs all while learning to rely on God to keep them safe until they are reunited with their parents. Please comment on the story, characters, and writing! This was going to be the first in a series called "The Mission Is Possible." Adventures about two Missionary kids.
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In a typical African setting a girl must be married at a certain age. It's almost like her life is programmed "what to do, when to do,how to do and with whom". In the Northern part of Nigeria people see an unmarried girl of 25years and above as a failure to her religion,culture,family,society and herself. The so called society forgets the struggles of the "unmarried girl" what she goes through emotionally, what she thinks, things she has to do to keep a relationship just to be married, decisions they make to make people around them happy, but the truth is every single girl has a story good or bad and all she needs is someone not to judge but to have a little empathy and know that she didn't plan her life. This book however is a fictional but relatable story, the story is about four young girls who have been more of sisters than friends for so many years, in good times and bad times. Their friendship was what they have for each other but like many friendships it was tested. Was it that their love wasn't love after all or was their bond not strong enough? In the end these girls made decisions that broke the ties, what they built and the future of their sisterhood. They become victims of a desperate society that keeps asking"who is The Next Bride".

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