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Reviewed by Jennifer Ibiam for Readers' Favorite
What happens when the person who saves you becomes a thorn in your flesh? Cora Moranna was a hardworking young woman who spent much of her adult life on dialysis machines. She had inherited kidney issues from her father, and finding a matching donor was rare. Cora successfully got her transplant, but life gave a shocker. She soon discovered that humans have layers. Meanwhile, the trap set by her work colleagues was closing in, and her mother’s health was declining rapidly. Cora’s self-esteem also took a huge hit due to medication-induced weight gain, and everyone around her had their own agendas. She faced rejection on two fronts: medically and socially. But who can Cora really trust? Will she ever see the sunshine? Find out in Anti Rejection by SG Fraser.
Anti Rejection by SG Fraser is a beautiful book that I couldn't put down until the end. It had a dynamic pace, with some parts that made me pause, ponder, and ask questions. Does an altruistic deed entitle one to the recipient’s eternal servitude? How far will a parent go to protect their child? Other parts of the book were fast-paced, keeping me on the edge of my seat, like when Cora finally stood her ground against Madeline and Denny. Anti Rejection is a story of survival, resilience, free will, and fate. I learned, once again, to give grace because our journeys are different and everyone is going through something. My favorite characters in this story were Cora, Mr. Richards, and Mr. Watson. Dr. Birch was the professional we all pray not to encounter. They're great at their jobs but will leave you with psychological distress. Young adults should read this book, as it is a great tool for character development.
