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A riveting and emotionally powerful portrayal of an only child's formative journey with his single mother in Toronto, Canada. The story unfolds in the 1980s, a decade defined by high immigration, racial tension, and economic despair. Fueled by a love of rock music, bicycling, and adventure, J. David Dutch invites readers into the audacious, often mischievous, escapades he experienced in this firsthand coming-of-age story lived before mobile phones and the internet. Within this vivid landscape, identity and relationships are shaped through a culture of weekend partying, live concerts, and unforgettable shared experiences. Finding supportive friends who can be trusted is challenging, and respect is hard to find. At the same time, concerns about finding a suitable male role model leads to an abusive relationship that threatens to tear mother from child. After curating a dependable set of friends, circumstances become increasingly reckless once the older brother of a friend and his buddy return on the scene. When tragedy strikes the inner circle, lives are forever impacted, and from the ashes the bond of the brotherhood is formed. - 5 Star Review from Reader's Favorite - 5 Star Review from The Book Revue - 5% of all proceeds go to women's shelters

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