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The famed science fiction/thriller author Frank Peretti spoke at Real Life Ministries in Post Falls this weekend. Peretti is the author of many popular bestsellers, including “This Present Darkness,” “Monster,” and his latest “Illusion.” His speaking style was warm and affable, more like a comedian than a preacher, leaving the packed house laughing in the aisles.
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