One of the most powerful and emotional books you will read this year! A must read for anyone personally touched by the opioid epidemic plaguing our country, especially those who have lost a child to drugs in this process. On October 25, 1992, a little angel consecrated to God, Brooke Ashley Webb, was born to her parents, Mark Timothy Webb and Teresa Lynn Percell. On May 23, 2018, at the age of 26, she departed this world to be with her mother, who passed months earlier. Both died of a drug overdose stemming from substance abuse and addiction. Brooke, three months clean, relapsed one afternoon and died of heroin use ... maliciously laced with a lethal dose of Fentanyl. That is most commonly called Murder. This is the after story of her ordeal as told by her father and the process that has followed after her death. It is a must read for every child, teenager, and adult who is considering, currently using or has experienced substance abuse or may be heading toward it. It is not just for the "user'" but for everyone and anyone whose lives have been directly touched by drugs or indirectly affected as a family member or friend. It is a story to be shared over and over again until everyone understands. "This book is very eye-opening and significantly delves into the heart of the savage opioid and heroin epidemics currently plaguing our nation, as experienced and told by a grieving father. A must read for all who are currently addicted, recovering, and all those whose lives have been affected by this tragic experience. All parents and young people should absorb this story before considering experimenting with drugs. Be aware. bad things DO happen to good people." The Masonic Press