Review of The Last Stop

[Hazel Arnaiz]

The presentation of different perspectives gives fresh insights into the reality of a family struggling with drug addiction. Congratulations on Book of the Day!

[twinkle09]

This book would help parents going through the same predicaments as Patricia did, and hopefully gives them a sense of solidarity. I personally would pass on this book for its emotional nature. Thanks for the review!

[Robert Obikanyi]

This book is great as it would most likely be written from the mind of someone battling addiction. Great review.

[Chimereucheya Okoroafo]

I sense a real life story and a beautiful one at that. I've been reading some emotional books recently and it's getting too much. The review is compelling. I hope to read this book when the time comes.

[markodim721]

I like how much emotion the author weaved into the book itself because she writes about her late son David. It is interesting how the book is organized.

[Kirsi Cultrera]

I can’t even begin to imagine how it has been like to this boy’s mother. Getting introduced to drugs because of an accident at the age of 15 sounds absolutely bizarre. Anyway, I think this is a good book for peer support, or for anyone who wants to understand how the life is for addicts and their families. Thank you for the thought-provoking review.

[fire_spice]

Sounds like a touching story. Certainly very helpful to persons struggling with addiction. I just feel like it requires a lot of emotional effort to read the book. I wouldn't read it but I agree that it would definitely be helpful to families struggling with the effects of addiction. Thanks for the review.

[Sanju Lali]

An insightful and unfiltered account of a boy who is caught up in addiction is nicely presented in the book "The Last Stop" by Patricia Street. I want to read this one.

[Nayda Jones]

Reading the sample made me live through the horrors of my own family trauma again. I lost a brother to addiction and I'm losing my mother to the same one. Reading this was like looking in a mirror, comforting but also painful. It gives a great perspective to both sides of the story and lets you know you're not alone in the struggle.

[Lydia Efobi 1]

The author wants readers to learn from her successes and shortcomings as a parent of a child who abused drugs. She explores the vulnerability of an addict in this book. This book will leave you at the edge of your seat with its flawless editing and fascinating plot.

[Elenimo Chembe]

Addiction is a topic of our time and the way the book has approached the issue is very insightful and unique.

[Ompolokile Tshipo]

Writing the book itself was courageous on the part of the author. I loved reading this review.

[Laura Ungureanu]

This sounds like a fascinating book that could potentially help people with struggling with addiction. However, it's not something I would enjoy reading.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

David's story as penned by Patricia is sure to strike some chords.

Thank you for the great review.

[Chelsy Scherba]

It’s sad that the author became addicted to opiates at such a young age, but I’m glad he’s able to tell his story from a much better place now. Inspiring.