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Shattered Mirror: A Novel in Nine Fragments

Shattered Mirror: A Novel in Nine Fragments

Boyede Greenlyte, Oluwabiyi

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798267338400
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 27 2025
Pages: 84
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.17 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When the applause fades, what remains?

In Shattered Mirror: A Novel in Nine Fragments, Obani Greenlyte takes us into the rise, collapse, and quiet rebirth of Chike, a brilliant Nigerian tech visionary whose empire is built on glass and ego. From glittering Lagos galas to the silence of exile, from the roar of success to the whisper of shame, this is not just the story of a man undone, but of a soul slowly remembering itself.

A journey through collapse and wholeness. Chike's life spirals from power and recognition into scandal, isolation, and despair. Yet within his unraveling lies something radical: honesty. In forgotten villages, in the presence of an unlikely mentor, and in the painful act of confronting his reflection, he begins to discover that the fragments of a shattered self may hold more truth than the perfect image he once projected.

The stakes are higher than reputation. This is not redemption wrapped in a bow. It is the messy, tender, and courageous path toward becoming real. Shattered Mirror challenges us to confront the masks we wear, the silence we carry, and the lies we tell ourselves about success.

Raw, poetic, and profoundly human, this literary, Yoruba-inflected novel blends personal confession, cultural memory, and universal truth. Perfect for readers of reflective, character-driven fiction who crave not just a story, but a mirror.

Will Chike rebuild the illusion or learn to live unmasked at last?

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