Now this book is simply gross.  

Have a read what Wikipedia has to say about this man:

Marc Paul Alain Dutroux  is a Belgian convicted serial killer, serial rapist.  Men, women, children.  He especially liked kids.

Kidnap, keep imprisoned in basement, some he killed, others starved to death on account of he was imprisoned himself at the time and his wife (in on it all) didn't have the nerve to enter the room where the kids were kept.  She simply threw food at them.  They couldn't reach it.  They starved to death in sight of the food.

A grade A monster.

This book was written by one of his child victims.  Quite a read.

The write up:

I lived through the Dutroux affair from the inside, and all these years I have kept silent about it - about my 'personal' Dutroux Affair, my time in the company of the most hated psychopath in Belgium. I need to write this book for three reasons: so that people stop giving me strange looks and treating me like a curiosity; so that no one ever asks me any more questions ever again; and so that the judicial system never again frees a paedophile for 'good behaviour'.'

'The Dutroux Affair' shook the whole of Europe. In the middle of the immense machinery of investigation and justice there was Sabine Dardenne herself, Dutroux's last victim. She was held captive for eighty days - and survived. Far from sensationalising the horror, her story, dignified and restrained, is ultimately uplifting. Says Sabine Dardenne, 'I choose to live'.