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Jamie Christian Desplaces

Paperback | Pages: 120 pages

Rating: 4.1 | 30 Users | 12 Reviews

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Title	:	Dutch
Author	:	Jamie Christian Desplaces
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 120 pages
Published	:	by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform (first published September 12th 2013)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction

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Dark and brooding, dutch is the story of Zak and Daniel, two brothers whose troubled childhood has plunged them into a life of addiction and psychological trauma. Against the advice of their kind therapist, they flee to Hong Kong where they embark upon a drug and alcohol-fueled rampage.

The journey is heart-breaking, shocking and uncomfortably funny, culminating in a bitter-sweet climax that sees the brothers finally come to terms with the horrors that befell their youth.


"Poetic, honest, intense, and brilliantly written" - Readers' Favorite

"An unrelenting narrative thrust makes the beauty and ugliness of what follows intensely engaging" - IndieReader

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ISBN:	145155897X (ISBN13: 9781451558975)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 4.1 From 30 Users | 12 Reviews

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Dutch is about two brothers who struggled with the loss of their parents after they died in a car accident. Zak had become addicted to drugs and tells us his story.Deplaces' poetic style combined with a contemporary story-line was incredibly refreshing. It does not happen to often that one can read about the horrors of drug abuse in a language so beautiful.

Once I had finally gotten the time to crack the spine of this book, it was hard to put it back down or leave it to read over the next couple of days like I had planned.You're pulled into the lives of Zak and Daniel straight away, given an insight of their childhoods through memories, the struggles they have with themselves and their brotherly bond in therapy sessions and how they deal with that. Once you start reading you can't put it down and you feel for Zak, you are connected straight away

I was just about to give 4 stars to this book until I reached the end of it and I sure have to give 5 stars. At first I was really scared I was not gonna like the book, because Jamie sent it to me, and it would be so awkward to write a review about it if I didnt enjoy it, but I freaking loved this.This is a romance of apparently two brothers that travel to Hong Kong on this quest, which I couldnt find the propose (running away from everything? Probably) and one of them enters a huge spiral of

This novella took me on the soul-searching and poetic journey of two brothers, Zak and Daniel, who have severely complicated lives due to two accidents that happened when they were children.I was sucked into Zak's life and I knew I wouldn't be let go until I saw it to the end. The story jumps around a bit, switching from the memories of his childhood, his therapy sessions and his journey through Hong Kong. Zak's life is kinda of hectic and he seems lost. He lives his life with no apparent

Edit: I'm sorry for sounding so harsh in my review. Next time, I will keep this mind. I did not mean any offence to the author. Before I start this, I just want to say thanks to the author for sending me a copy. Now...What the hell did I just read?And not in a good way. I'll be fair, though...I'll discuss the good before I get to bad.Good:I liked that it tackled cocaine addiction in an accurate way. I just like books that tackle drug addiction. Full Stop. Hence, why I have an 'addiction' shelf.

Kind of confusing the way it was set out with jumps from past to present, but seems like a pretty good representation of what it's like to lead a drug filled life and the struggles that go along with it. Reading this book you get the sense of the hectic life that the main character leads, with an unexpected twist at the end that makes sense of it all.

Fantastic! I loved reading this book. I was torn between racing through pages wanting to see how it ended and putting it down so I didn't finish it too quickly. Perfectly paced, never a dull moment, dutch is at once terrifying, heartbreaking, exciting and absorbing.The story focuses on a family dealing with past traumas. The book takes readers between warm, cozy memories of a beloved childhood home, Hong Kong's back alley nightlife, and a therapist's office. From drug binges and therapy