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In cities, there may be places where sunlight cannot reach due to tall buildings. Street children live there, with their faces that never have an individual place in memories... Two children who are trying to survive among these faces and find their own way: Tamer and Murat. Over time, they created an ever-growing organization: The Brotherhood. A murdered journalist and a terrorist act that shook the country will be only the first steps of a bloody pursuit triggered by a young woman looking for her brother's murderers.

Baris Müstecaplioglu's latest novel, Brother's Blood, deals with the violence on the streets and the organized crime organizations that benefit from it. The author draws attention to the street children that we are now used to seeing and perhaps becoming increasingly insensitive to, with a detective story that you will read with bated breath.

Brother's Blood is a novel that is extremely successfully constructed, as harsh as its subject, and full of surprises.

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“They were all oppressed children. Children whose lives were hurt. They were very strong because they had nothing to lose. They were extremely resistant to pain. We were buying their loyalty in exchange for the opportunity for a new life we offered them. Murat was telling them that no one could push you around as long as you were together. And he was right. Thanks to them, we began to become an organization that no one could look askance at. We called these children brothers. The structure we have established is Brotherhood.”



Number of Pages: 241

Print Year: 2006
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Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

First Edition Year: 2006

Number of Pages: 241

Language: Turkish