Cegados por la nieve: Una breve carrera en el narcotráfico

What is Snowblind about?

Snowblind tells the true story of a young American who delves into the dangerous world of cocaine trafficking in the late 1970s. With an absorbing narrative style, the book offers a raw and detailed look at the mechanisms of drug trafficking, from production in South America to distribution on the streets of New York.

About the author

Robert Sabbag is a journalist and writer known for his investigations into organized crime and drug trafficking. His work is characterized by deep fieldwork and a narrative that combines the pace of fiction with the rigor of reporting.

Why read this book

For those looking to understand the roots of the opioid crisis and the impact of drug trafficking on society, Snowblind is essential reading. The book not only documents a criminal career but also explores human motivations, addiction, and the devastating consequences of cocaine use.

Frequently asked questions

Is this book suitable for people in recovery?

Snowblind can be helpful for those who want to understand the drug trafficking environment, but it is not a self-help book or a recovery manual. It is recommended to accompany it with professional treatments.

Does it contain information on how to quit cocaine?

No. The book focuses on the narrative of trafficking and consumption, not on rehabilitation strategies. For recovery support, consult a specialist.

Precautions

This book contains explicit descriptions of drug use and violence. Not suitable for minors. If you or someone close to you is struggling with addiction, seek professional help.