Where Rainbows Never Die - Deweese, Ryan
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Dr. Beck befriends nine-year-old cancer patient, Emily, and her guardian, Tiffany. Out of options for further chemotherapy, her only shot at survival is a costly experimental medication. In an attempt to gather the funds, the three set out on an epic adventure to seek a hidden treasure as they try to save Emily's life. Along the way, Dr. Beck faces his own inner demons with help from his traveling companions and the three grow even closer. One of the artifacts contained in the treasure chest is an ancient Incan bracelet with magical powers, and a parallel story details the fates of two young…mehr

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Dr. Beck befriends nine-year-old cancer patient, Emily, and her guardian, Tiffany. Out of options for further chemotherapy, her only shot at survival is a costly experimental medication. In an attempt to gather the funds, the three set out on an epic adventure to seek a hidden treasure as they try to save Emily's life. Along the way, Dr. Beck faces his own inner demons with help from his traveling companions and the three grow even closer. One of the artifacts contained in the treasure chest is an ancient Incan bracelet with magical powers, and a parallel story details the fates of two young Incans and their forbidden love. Cancer is a terrible thing, and half of the money raised from the sale of this book is going toward pediatric cancer research through the Caroline Symmes Children's Cancer Endowment. You can visit the website to learn more at: carolinesymmes.org
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Author Ryan Deweese is a physician with over twenty years of experience in the medical field and a first-time author. He lives in Indiana with his wife and two children, where he continues to practice hospital-based medicine. His hobbies include reading, writing, and golf. He describes his first book as a wild ride through his imagination full of comedy, tragedy, and hope.Cancer is a terrible thing, and half of the money raised from the sale of this book are going toward pediatric cancer research through the Caroline Symmes Children's Cancer Endowment and Riley Children's Hospital. You can visit the website to learn more at: carolinesymmes.org