Jessica Hoppe's memoir First in the Family delivers a raw, powerful narrative of generational trauma, abuse, and discrimination. Narrated by Hoppe herself, this unflinching work chronicles her journey from childhood adversity to trailblazing success. The memoir offers solace to those affected by familial addiction while providing insight into rarely discussed life experiences.

Hoppe's unfiltered storytelling captivates readers, though some passages may be intense due to the weighty themes of addiction and trauma. While the honesty may overwhelm readers with similar experiences, it ultimately empowers through its engaging and transformative account. First in the Family transcends personal narrative, becoming a guidebook for resilience and a catalyst for breaking the chains of intergenerational adversity.