Review of Dear Heroin

[twinkle09]

The author Linda Morrison's courage in putting her heart out in the form of a book about her deceased son Mike is at once awe inspiring and heart breaking. A moment,no parent should have to experience but life is like that. I hipe she finds peace and solace through her writing. Thanks for a beautiful review!

[Naushin Moledina]

In “Dear Heroin”, Linda Morrison shares the painful journey of her son Mike’s addiction and her unwavering fight to save him. Through vivid memories and raw emotion, Morrison captures hope, love, and relentless sorrow. This heartfelt memoir is beautifully written, exceptionally edited, and rated five stars. Thank you for an amazing review.

[Chinazo Anozie]

Addiction is such a terrible disease. I think it's brave of Linda to write this book; it can help her heal and also help others going through similar situations. Unfortunately, I don't read nonfiction, so I'll skip this book.

[Mr Benj]

"Dear Heroin" by Linda Morrison, a book that features family, addictions, and loss. It will be interesting to find out how the story unfold.

[Tarana Bagotia]

Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes by Linda Morrison is a profoundly moving story that takes readers through the heartbreaking journey of a mother fighting to save her son from heroin addiction. Morrison’s raw and vivid portrayal of her son Mike’s struggles, interwoven with memories of love and hope, brings to life the relentless cycle of addiction. Her unwavering love and courage shine through, making this a powerful read that resonates deeply. Morrison's heartfelt narrative offers an unfiltered look at the impact of addiction on families, capturing both love and loss with grace and authenticity.

[Christina Holtzclaw]

Your review eloquently underscores the memoir's universal relevance. Addiction is, as you said, a family disease that affects not just the individual but everyone who loves them. Morrison’s unfiltered and heartfelt narrative seems to provide a rare and compassionate insight into that experience—one that invites readers to share in both the love and the loss

[Sheen jenny]

Your review beautifully captures the heartbreak and hope in Linda Morrison's memoir. It sounds like a book that goes beyond just sharing a story; it feels like it brings you into the experience of the family's struggle. I'm touched by how you described the love and dedication that never wavered, even in the face of such pain

[Laura Berry 4]

I honestly cannot wait to read this, it sounds like a very profound story of one who is trying very hard to get their life straight. A story that though they tried very hard, it didn't work out for them, and as heartbreaking as that is, it is also okay that it doesn't always work out. Well except when it ends in a death. Regardless, let me get back on track here, Dear Heroin sounds like a very good story to read, one that I myself can relate to in one way or another. I have dealt with friends who went to rehab, or who had problems with addiction before and tried very hard to help them and had to sit there and watch them be unsuccessful, because... as that saying goes, they have to want to help themselves, before you can help them.

This story sounds like he indeed wanted to help himself, but had a rough time.

[Dattatraya]

The review is encouraging and inducing to go for the read.

[Chinedu Umeobika]

This is quite a heartfelt and touching read by Linda Morrison. I know well the effects of addiction, especially to drugs like heroin, and it's a sad scenario for anyone in a family to witness. The climax of the story involving her son, Mike, isn't a positive outcome, making this book even more impactful. This is a reflective work that I look forward to getting through. Huge congratulations on being named Book of the Day!

[Runan]

The heartbreak of a mother’s loss is difficult to explain. Mike was raised in a loving family. Linda talks about her son’s battle with heroin and about the bittersweet moments they shared together. Readers hearts break down reading this memoir. Addiction affects not just the addict but their family too.

[Abraham Ozo]

Dear Heroin: A Memoir of Goodbyes"l is a touvhing account of a parent’s love amid her son’s battle with addiction.

[Jo Nick Kahn]

I am more of a fiction lover. I am sure this is a wonderful book for people who love memoirs.

[Stephen Christopher 1]

I applaud the author for having the strength to share this very painful time of her life with us. Heroin addiction is brutal and very hard to break the cycle.

[Hazel Arnaiz]

The memoir delves into the complexities of substance abuse, mental health, and suicide. The family's struggle provides insight into addiction.