There’s no moral condemnation from Macy on behalf of those affected, but a lot of demands for justice from the drug manufacturers. The empathy from start to finish is tangible and impressive. But this book doesn’t focus on them as key players, but more as boogeymen who set this whole disaster in motion. The stories presented have relatively narrow scope, but Macy takes care to show all the different facets, such as the shift in the conversation when different socio-economic groups were affected and the race aspects of the war on drugs that exacerbates the reasons why the true villains, the Sacklers, will likely suffer no true consequences. Van Zee trying to find solutions to a seemingly unconquerable demon that is opioid addiction. This book follows the community of Roanoke and key players like Dr. I definitely did not capture all the trigger warnings for this book, so even with that incomplete list, please proceed with caution. Trigger warnings: Drug abuse, addiction, suicide, mental health crises, poverty, self-harm, vomiting, child neglect, death of relatives (parents and children)
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