Enough Is Enough: Nowhere to hide, No place to go
by Martha Perez

DESCRIPTION: What happens when you put a group of people together who have had Dysfunctional Relationships?
Well, Alita Silverstone tells the story of two men, one good, the other abusive. All are wanting to live a normal life. Some will get help, while others will get lost in the twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Enough Is Enough is an extraordinary book of courage and strength and the battle it takes to endure the pain and overcome the love lost and maltreatment that has taken control of your life,

An unfortunate lesson that we can only learn by the bravery and experiences of others’
There is no such thing as a perfect couple; Love is an emotional roller coaster.
A stressful predisposition that grows more and more difficult to escape. And when you finally decide enough is enough, you put a stop to the cruelty and abuse, and you no longer feel worthless or in solitude from both family and friends.

This book is a reality of life. Broken Relationships are very common, yet we don’t like to talk about Dysfunctional Relationships and how to overcome the aftermath of the abuse?
We prefer to go through it instead. But Enough is enough, and too much is Nasty, and Alita Silverstone has had enough, have you?
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REVIEW: A portrait of how abuse happens and how a person can help themselves!

The author, Martha Perez, begins this book by saying, “Love should never hurt.” But this is a story of abuse, and she’s done an excellent job of showing her readers the behind-the-curtain reasons why people are definitely hurt.

This book includes a number of stories of abuse, but the main one revolves around Alita Silverstone. In Alita’s story, we’re given lots of clues about why being attracted to someone doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with love. In the first part of Alita’s story, she’s looking at her boss, impressed with how handsome and rich he is. Later, while she continues to evaluate him, she’s telling herself that she doesn’t measure up. Alita’s always judging herself, finding ways to put herself down. She says, “He was like rich chocolate, and I was cheap wine.” And that’s the problem. Alita doesn’t value who she is when it comes to men like her boss. And from there, we begin to see her life unravel.

When Alita meets another man, Creed, she notices his rudeness, how he doesn’t even tip a waitress. She also hears that little voice inside, the one that throws up red flags. She ignores it and says, “. . . we trust and want to explore and fall wildly and madly in love.” Her choice in not following those red flags results in horrendous consequences for herself and others.

In the book, Enough Is Enough, we’re given a number of terrible stories of abuse, including graphic details. All the different examples are there to help us understand people who are abused and the heartlessness of abusers. Hopefully, these stories will help people to make better choices whenever they can, and to also know that they need to value themselves no matter what they’ve experienced. The author says, “Keep your power, never give it away. You count in this world.” That’s such an important message. When it’s ignored, this book tells you what can happen. Well done, Martha Perez. Five haunting stars. Highly recommended.

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