: Emmy’s older brother, a stoner and opioid addict who struggles with the shame of his addiction and the town's perception of him.
: The story opens four months after a tragic car accident that killed a classmate, Candy MontClaire, and revealed Emmy’s brother Joey’s severe drug addiction. You’d Be Home Now by Kathleen Glasgow
The novel is set in Mill Haven, a town ravaged by the opioid crisis, and follows 16-year-old . : Emmy’s older brother, a stoner and opioid
: While navigating the social minefield of high school—filled with rumors and judgment—Emmy struggles to find her own identity outside of being the "good one" or the sibling of an addict. Key Characters : Emmy’s older brother