Xlibris Publishes Book about a Family’s Battle against Breast Cancer

Robin Russell Leatherman, a WWII patriot, authored a compelling book, In The Shadow of Breast Cancer. This is based on a true story of Leatherman as he witnessed first hand the tribulation of Maria, his wife of 50 years, from breast cancer. This is an open and honest account of a family’s journey following a cancer diagnosis.

Leatherman narrates and discusses the fears he harbored for himself, his wife and his children during this time of agony. He envisioned his story to be a vessel of hope to others who need encouragement during the darkest hours of their lives.

The time to take disease prevention seriously is now, especially if you are a woman with a family history of breast cancer. In The Shadow of Breast Cancer offers guidance in the war against cancer. One out of every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime; now this revolutionary health maintenance and disease prevention guide addresses women's concerns on breast cancer with warmth and candor.

In The Shadow of Breast Cancer may be purchased directly through Xlibris Corporation or Barnes and Noble.com or Amazon.com.

About the Author

Robin Leatherman, born in Cheyenne, grew up in Colorado and Oregon during the Great Depression. He joined the Navy at the age of 18, became a shipfitter and Chief Warrant Officer. Leatherman served through all of WWII in the North Atlantic, Brazil and Okinawa. Letatherman now lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with his son and daughter.

About the Publisher

In strategic partnership with Random House Ventures, Xlibris aims to provide writers with opportunities to become authors. Xlibris provides 24/7 book order and customer support. Moreover, it imparts an open-ended, non-exclusive contract. Xlibiris also has quality materials, selected quality printers and vendors for each book type. It is the only POD company offering two rounds of qualification and approval before publication is completed. It also offers a money back guarantee up to the author copy stage.

For more information, visit Xlibris.com, e-mail Jon Enriquez at JonAntonni.Enriquez@xlibris.com to receive your free publishing kit or call now at 1-888-795-4247 ext 556.