9 Best Books About Cocaine And Recovery

1) The Cocaine Diaries.

The Cocaine Diaries is a series of autobiographical books chronicling author Chris Fabiano’s experience with cocaine addiction. The first book in the series, The Cocaine Chronicles, was published in 2006 and chronicles Fabiano’s descent into addiction and his eventual recovery.

The Second Chance was published in 2009 and chronicles Fabiano’s experiences working with other people who are struggling with cocaine addiction. The third book in the series, The Cocaine Diaries: The Final Chapter, was published in 2011 and chronicles Fabiano’s continued work with recovering addicts.

The book is a valuable resource for those struggling with addiction and tells a first-hand experience of how difficult active cocaine addiction can be and then a brighter tale about Chris’s life as a sober member of society.

2) Cocaine: The Musical

“Cocaine: The Musical” is an interesting and often shocking look at the world of cocaine dealers, users, and writers; it’s not just about one drug but many. Cocaine: The Musical is a satirical take on addiction that depicts the downfall of drug dependency. In detail, it shows the cycle of addiction and how difficult it can be to overcome. Cocaine: The Musical is not a great read for someone looking to enter sobriety.

3) Cocaine Nights

Cocaine Nights is an absolutely fascinating memoir that provides an intimate look into the life of a cocaine addict and drug dealer in South Florida. Michael Rosenberg offers up a no-holds-barred account of his experiences, including the highs and lows, the triumphs and failures during his cocaine addiction.

He doesn’t shy away from the dirty details, which makes for a very heart-centered environment(doesn’t make sense) to read. Cocaine Nights is an important book for anyone wanting to learn more about the dark side of the drug trade. It’s also a great cautionary tale about the dangers of addiction.

4) The Fix: A Narcotics Agent’s Story

“The Fix: A Narcotics Agent’s Story” is a searing, candid look at the trade and culture of cocaine in the United States in the 1980s and 1990s. The book details how law enforcement struggled with and often failed to stop the flow of cocaine into their cities, which only led to more drug-related crime and corruption.

The book is perfect for anyone interested in the history of cocaine use, addiction, and law enforcement. “The Fix” is an essential read for understanding the origins of the War on Drugs and its impact on American society.

5) The Cocaine-Free Life

The Cocaine-Free Life is a book that offers hope and guidance to those struggling with cocaine addiction. The author, who was addicted to cocaine for 30 years, shares his story of recovery and provides advice on how to overcome cocaine addiction. The book was written with the intention to help others who are facing similar challenges.

The book includes information on the dangers of cocaine addiction, the impact it can have on one’s life, and the steps that need to be taken in order to recover. The Cocaine-Free Life is an important resource for anyone struggling with cocaine addiction.

6) Cocaine 101

Cocaine 101: A Short Guide to the Drug That Has Your Life in Its Grip is written by Dr. James L. Pease. The book helps explain cocaine to readers. It offers advice on how to overcome cocaine addiction, and how to stay away from it in the future. This book can help people understand cocaine addiction, and how to overcome it.

Cocaine 101 covers topics such as what cocaine is, how it affects the brain, and why it is so addictive. The book also provides tips on how to avoid using cocaine, and how to overcome addiction if you or someone you know is struggling with it. Cocaine 101 is a helpful resource for anyone who wants to learn more about this dangerous drug, and how to avoid its damaging effects.

7) The Little Book of Cocaine

This book is a must read for anyone who has been affected by cocaine addiction. The founder of Cocaine Anonymous, Furic Henry provides readers with the original 12 steps that helped him get clean after years and years worth footage without success until he found sobriety through this program!

I feel that this book shows some resemblance to “Cocaine Blue” & “Bloomsbury USA Cocaine True”. This little volume also goes into detail about how your body becomes addicted to crack or powder-based forms; what those feelings are like when you’re falling deeper into cravings every single day–and night-, as well as tips on where else outside traditional recovery can turn next if they still feel unable (or unwilling)to self medicate any further themselves.

If you’re not quite sure what kind of road you want to take just yet in terms of quitting, this is a perfect place to start learning

8) The Cocaine User’s Manual: A Self-Help Guide to Recovery

The Cocaine User’s Manual: A Self-Help Guide to Recovery is a book that can help individuals understand cocaine addiction and how to overcome it. The book was written by Diana Naimo, who is a former cocaine addict.

The book provides information about the stages of addiction, withdrawal symptoms, and treatment options. It also offers advice for avoiding triggers and staying away from cocaine in the future. The Cocaine User’s Manual can be a helpful resource for anyone who is struggling with cocaine addiction or trying to avoid relapse.

9) Crack Is Whack

Crack Is Whack is a non-fiction book that offers advice on how to deal with crack addiction. The book includes helpful tips and information about crack, such as its history and how crack is produced. Crack Is Whack also includes information about the symptoms of crack addiction and how to overcome them, as well as information about how to find and use treatment for crack addiction.

The book is an essential resource for anyone who wants to learn more about this damaging addiction, and it provides valuable information that can help people on the road to recovery.