Unputdownable true horror story
Dreamland: the true tale of America's opiate epidemic, by Sam Quinones (Bloomsbury Press, 21 April 2015, 385 pages, 1539 KB). Started reading the Kindle version of this only the day before yesterday and am already over 2/3 finished.
My only complaints are that different story threads are constantly jumping around (like maybe the addicts described who are desperate for a fix) and some basic facts are repeated again and again many times, as if the publisher was in too big of a hurry to edit the text more carefully. At least I haven't noticed any typos, which are annoyingly common in some Kindle books.
Unputdownable true horror story
Dreamland: the true tale of America's opiate epidemic, by Sam Quinones (Bloomsbury Press, 21 April 2015, 385 pages, 1539 KB). Started reading the Kindle version of this only the day before yesterday and am already over 2/3 finished.
My only complaints are that different story threads are constantly jumping around (like maybe the addicts described who are desperate for a fix) and some basic facts are repeated again and again many times, as if the publisher was in too big of a hurry to edit the text more carefully. At least I haven't noticed any typos, which are annoyingly common in some Kindle books.