This book centered around 2 narratives. The life story of Sandra Pankhurst the person, and Sandra Pankhurst the trauma cleaner. I love that both aspects of Pankhurst's life were detailed - you receive the story of a life that seems too much for only one person to have lived, whilst also gaining a slight insight into the business of trauma cleaning.

I would have liked to have had read a more thorough overview of the trauma cleaning business than what was detailed in the book, as what was briefly discussed was informative and interesting. I also would have liked to have had read more of the firsthand accounts that Krasnostein experiences whilst on the job with Pankhurst. This aspect of the book was really fascinating and thought-provoking which is perhaps why Krasnostein limited this facet, as it may have taken away from the incredible story of Pankhurst.