The Chronicles of Lellow
Paperback
Publisher Price: $20.00
Publisher: Enigmakidd Entertainment
Published: Sep 19 2019
Pages: 342
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.76 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Set several years prior to the events in 'Confessions of a Call Center Junkie: The Diary of Lellow', we see a struggling Lellow at her lowest point with drugs and alcohol completely immersed in her life before meeting her soon to be best friend Gia. They form an inseparable bond with each other as Lellow works to get her life back in order with help from therapy sessions and Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Getting clean and maintaining sobriety is battle for anyone Lellow learns as she has to work through her addiction problems while also struggling to maintain her life as a customer service representative, being subjected to mental and sexual abuse, her love life which includes feelings towards two men who she currently works with, and life as a sponsor in her N.A. meetings. Confessions of a Call Center Junkie was Lellow's diary in her own words. The Chronicles of Lellow showcases the real Lellow, without the mask of her own words. It's a tale that shows the day to day of a recovering addict who fights to remain sober in a world that's built to keep her in her place, no matter how hard she tries. Take a look into the soul of the real Lellow, and become a witness to her turbulent life.
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