Cover art taken from http://kwamealexander.com/solo/ . How do you move forward when everything in your life is pulling you back? How do you establish your own identity if you don’t know who you are? These are just two of the issues that Blade is grappling with as he tries to separate himself from his father, a faded rock star in a downward spiral of addiction and bad publicity. The one person who makes him feel safe is his girlfriend, Chapel, but her strict Christian father forbids her from seeing Blade, thanks to his father’s notoriety. Blade’s already fragile world is shattered when Chapel dumps him and he discovers a family secret. Reeling from shock and heartbreak, he sets out on a journey to Ghana to find the answers he needs and learn how to move forward. The relationships he forges there will teach him about unconditional love, true happiness, and the meaning of family. “It’s as awkward as things can get. But I hear grace can feel that way at first.” – ...
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