
An Unorthodox Cure
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Narrated by:
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Adam Burrell
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By:
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Jacy Morris
About this listen
Cancer will touch all of our lives at one point or another. It may affect someone you know, someone you respect, or even someone you love. In the case of the Cutters, it has systematically invaded every cell of their daughter's body. When the doctors admit there is nothing they can do, the Cutters bring their daughter home and prepare to wait for the inevitable.
Just as they accept defeat, a mysterious doctor appears at their door, offering a miraculous cure and kindling hope in their hearts. The only catch? The Cutters have to decide what is more important, their daughter's life, or her soul.
©2020 Jacy Morris (P)2021 Jacy Morris
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