Review: Love that the heroine is a breast cancer surviver
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 3, 2013
I really liked Perilous Promises. I lost my grandmother to breast cancer because she refused treatment and would rather die then to feel the way Perris felt. That alone pulled me closer to Perris. After being married to the same man for more then 12 years and finding out I'm at high risk for getting it too made me realize I  am also more frightened over how my husband would react after surgery then battling the cancer itself. Breast cancer is a growing issue in the world today and while treatment has given us women a better chance at survival it leaves more then just scars on the skin. Parts of this book made me want to cry and others I felt Perris needed a good spanking to set her straight. Overall, I really enjoyed getting to know Perris and Noah along with all her friends. I think we need more romance books that deal with breast cancer to help bring a little understanding, hope, compassion, and romance to all women.After a fight with breast cancer Perris made her life the way she wanted it. No one to lean on, standing strong on her own, with her dream job. Things quickly go wrong for her when a protester pushes too far and she runs into her ex-husband for the first time in 5 years.Noah made the worst mistake a man could make with the women he loves when she was fighting cancer. With no time to adjust the love of his life just up and left him leaving him with little understanding of why. They should have been able to talk about what happened but she ranI received a copy of this book directly from the author in exchange for an honest review.