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The Third Testament by Eklund

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    • August 26, 2010 at 2:43 pm
    Little Pat
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      I just finished reading The Third Testament by John Eklund. It is one of the best Christian novels I've ever read. It is about a man whose daughter is diagnosed with metastatic melanoma. It is true to life and takes the reader through the experience of undergoing therapy with high-dose IL-2. It is very inspirational- it deepened my faith and gave me a greater sense of hope. I highly recommend it.

      I just finished reading The Third Testament by John Eklund. It is one of the best Christian novels I've ever read. It is about a man whose daughter is diagnosed with metastatic melanoma. It is true to life and takes the reader through the experience of undergoing therapy with high-dose IL-2. It is very inspirational- it deepened my faith and gave me a greater sense of hope. I highly recommend it.

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