One Man's Journey of Baseball, Business, and Beating the Odds
The 2013 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist Award for General Nonfiction
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In Cancer on the Brain, Jay Lefevers chronicles his personal journey in dealing with first a brain tumor, and two years later, a diagnosis of lymphoma. In 2013, the Next Generation Indie Book Awards, the nation’s largest independent book awards organization, selected Cancer on the Brain as a 2013 general nonfiction finalist.Get the Book
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"Cancer on the Brain" is a fantastic read -- for yourself or for someone you know. Everyone from sports coaches, baseball players, cancer survivors and the people who love them, businesspeople and entrepreneurs, and parents alike will appreciate and connect with this story of one man - a regular guy with a not-so-regular attitude -- who not only survived, but triumphed over, cancer on the brain.
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It was engaging. It was touching. It was funny. Lefevers wrote it with depth and emotion.
-- Lana B. - AmazonI started this book, expecting to need some tissues close...
-- Brandy O. - AmazonSurprisingly the author never tries to push a spiritual revelation onto the reader, but instead he uses humor...
-- Coffee Addicted Writer - AmazonI received this book yesterday and I couldn't put it down. I even stayed up past my bedtime...
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