nebbia: (italian) a state or cause of eternal confusion and perplexity.
A spiritual/spy fiction with two point of views. Arkell Vaughn is a spy who works at the National Intelligence Agency and often finds himself caught in difficult situations. A d...
This story is written from the point of view of the two main characters: Arkell and Saffron. It's a spy fiction with a spiritual base and some twists here and there. The main theme of this book is identity. How many times have we found ourselves running in circles without really thinking about what we want or who we are? We get to know our true selves only in between the chaos and in uncomfortable situations.
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E P I G R A P H
smile the worst is yet to come, we'll be lucky if we ever see the sun. (Mikky Ekko)
D E D I C A T I O N
For all of those who felt broken, out of place, messed-up, and all mad at the world; for who was left with nothing but a bunch of failed dreams; for who just wanted to come back, and who is still miles away from home; for all the loners, the liars, and who felt to grow up fast, but never lived anything to the end. I will let you find your place, I promise.
M E A N I N G
nebbia: (italian) a state or cause of eternal confusion and perplexity. I feel like this word fits the central idea of this book well.
A U T H O R
my name is Jahan and I'm 24 years old. I have been passionate about writing ever since I could remember and despite English not being my first language, I'm trying hard to sound as professional as possible. My main languages are Bengali and Italian and I live in the South of Italy.
