Johnson, Kim

An important choice for library shelves.

The struggle Tracy and her family are facing is raw and real; it’s a story that needs to be heard. This audiobook brings a powerful depth to the emotions and events.

The emotional descriptions are a bit perfunctory and consequently some of the events don’t land with the expected emotional weight, but overall this is a strong debut. Will appeal to readers of Angie Thomas and fans of criminal justice podcasts like Serial and In the Dark.