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Published: May 11, 2011
Words: 47,154 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781452406664
Description
Rebecca has everything she ever prayed for and more, and is living like she doesn't care if she loses it all. Dani's business is thriving and her faith is strong. Her diagnosis will expose her own insecurities and life's truth. Jenessa epitomizes the definition of a strong woman. A routine doctor's visit forces her to confront the genetic cloud that has hovered over her since childhood.Tags
fiction, african american, breast cancer, christian fiction, fiction ebook, fiction contemporary womensAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
LyRik
on Jan. 02, 2012 :
(no rating)
I read from start to finish in a couple of hours. I loved the women in this book, they were relateable and very easy to identify with. Becca and Colby remind me alot of my husband and myself. While i am african american he is latin. There are issues that go on in our relationship that never seem to go away even after 12 years of marriage. I wish that more authors would write about interracial relatioships, there is an audience. The overall subject matter of the book and how each chatacter dealt with their battle was touching. It was a good read and i look forward to reading more works from Shawneda Marks.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Scooby2
on June 20, 2011 :
This was my first book by Ms Marks and it was an interesting read about a very important subject-breast cancer. I liked how she wrote the story to show that all women could get breast cancer with or without a family history, no matter what job they had or how much money they had. This story was great in showing how women can overcome cancer and find their "true essence", along with having family support. Overall I liked how she wrote this story and how all the characters were entwined.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)
Review by:
njmom3
on May 30, 2011 :
(no rating)
This book highlights a very important issue - breast cancer and its effects on those who are diagnosed and those who love them. On those who survive and those who don't. The story takes place within the context of a church community. Although it is Christian fiction, most religious references are to prayers not specific Christian teachings. Thus, it can easily be read regardless of beliefs. Many other elements are added into the story, some of the unnecessarily so. I wish that the author had kept the focus on the central theme and developed that further with greater depth to the characters. I did love the ending message though - it is not our bodies that define who we are but something beyond that that is our "true essence."
(reviewed within a week of purchase)