Great book, written with compassion. It ‘s a moving and touching story written without judgement.

So much more than just crime fiction and solving murders. It is much more about addiction, opoids and police ethics. It certainly exceeded my expectations. It's one of my top books of the year.

I found this book a little hard to get into, but once I did I really enjoyed it.

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A look at the opioid epidemic through a police procedural lens.

Mickey seems to have her own agenda, which seems to be more quilt than concern... What does she intend to do for her addicted sister when she finds her?

Good story with interesting characters. This is the only book by Moore that I have read, so I didn't know what to expect. It is the only book by Moore that I will ever read. The 480 pages are about half dialogue--and there is not a single quotation mark in the whole book. I thought perhaps there was a reason for this, perhaps the character telling the story is dead--she is not--perhaps this is all a dream--it is not. SO apparently, Moore feels she is just too good to use standard punctuation--like the ellipsis so often needed but absent. The story was good, but not so brilliant that I am willing to give her a second chance--it was just too irritating.

Found this to be depressing. If you need an uplifting read, this is not it.

This is such a great read! It’s fast-paced with plot twists and features a unique writing style. Don’t expect a thriller because it’s not. But, it’s such an engrossing story with well-developed characters. Even though it’s almost 500 pages I read it in about a day.

Unfortunately, I don’t have the rave review that many have had for this book. Perhaps it was the subject matter that was difficult to relate, but it didn’t hold my attention captive.