All that experience is in play with this stellar book that chronicles the horrifying series of events, bad decisions, cover-ups and lies that destroyed the water system and trust of the already battered city of Flint, Michigan. Step by step, Cooper lays out the events, carefully documenting her work. The writing is clear and concise, easy to follow and understand. It is also a compelling account, as impossible to put down as a thriller and twice as horrifying because it actually happened to real people who are still suffering today.
