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    Jakarta 1998

    By Yusak Kantadjaya

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    Jonathan is handsome city bus driver, which because of the demands of work, should be in the midst of the city roads, and he was a witness when Jakarta in chaos.
    The suffering of Jonathan's wife, who suffered an advanced stage breast cancer, the poverty trap, and the accident that killed a reckless teenager on the road in the days before the fall of the highly authoritarian regime that most corrupt in the world, it all makes more complete overcast gray, that like never pass from Jonathan and his family life.
    This novel is a story about those who did not lose hope in the Lord despite the gray clouds never seems to pass out of their lives.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherYusak Kantadjaya
    Release dateFeb 19, 2013
    ISBN9781301934850
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    Jakarta 1998
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    Yusak Kantadjaya

    I’m Indonesian author.I live in Jakarta, Indonesia, and work also as script writer, producer and director tv programs.

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