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The Fentanyl category encompasses books that examine the synthetic opioid fentanyl and its far-reaching impact from medical, social, and policy perspectives. Titles may include investigative journalism on the origins and spread of fentanyl, public health analyses of the overdose crisis, medical and pharmacological references, memoirs and biographies capturing lived experience, and works on law enforcement, regulation, ethics, and harm reduction. Readers will find histories of the opioid era, case studies of community and global effects, debates over treatment and policy responses, and, at times, fiction that grapples with addiction, loss, and resilience. This category serves healthcare professionals, students, policymakers, and general readers seeking a comprehensive understanding of fentanyl’s science, context, and human consequences.

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