Book description
The Perfect Breasts is a personal and raw short story about boobs, by Cara Bertoia author of Casino Queen, written to honor breast cancer awareness month. All proceeds from every page read on Kindle Unlimited to every book bought will be donated to cancer research!
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The Perfect Breasts is a gripping tale of the impact breast cancer has on every aspect of the lives of each member of a family.
Author Cara Bertoia penned a tautly emotional plot driven by love, loss, trust, family ties, and the inner strength one must summon to face adversity created by both human fallibility and fate rather than turning away.
This book forces readers to face a hard truth: The ultimate symbol of femininity and womanhood can either be a source of great strength and pride or, when lost, a weapon to destroy one’s faith in life and oneself.
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