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I was hooked from the first chapter about Fabiola's journey from Port-au-Prince, and the way the story weaves through American Street and Joy Road kept me turning pages late into the night. The paperback edition feels sturdy in hand, and the print is clear enough for long reading sessions.

I was nervous this story would get lost in translation, but the physical pages have that raw, page-turning pull I needed; it made the four-hour flight to see my sister disappear. The way Fabiola's voice shifts between the streets of Detroit and memories of Haiti feels so real you can almost hear the

The audiobook version is a great way to experience Fabiola’s journey from Port-au-Prince to Detroit, and the narrator really brings the tension of that first chapter to life. I finished it in two sittings because I couldn’t stop listening to find out what happens on American Street.