Life in the small Southern town of Sutter's Cross is comfortable and predictible until the homeless man shows up. Disheveled and bruised, he seems to have no past. But almost immediatly, the town is touched by his quiet presence. Who is this stranger? Sutter's Cross, a Main Selection of the Crossings Book Club, sheds new light on the nature of God's guidance.
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"This is an uplifting tale about faith in God. The story and characters are engaging, but it is way too long. If it were half as long, it would have been a much better and more effective tale. Even so, it was a very good story with a wonderful ending."
— Bonnie_blu (4 out of 5 stars)
" Many people live comfortable lives and their faith becomes comfortable too. This guy named Harley comes along and moves them out of their comfort zone and stirs their lives and faith up. Good reading. "
— Bette, 2/16/2014" cramer's first novel; was a bit sentimental/sappy but i kept with it and glad that i did as i found it to be very inspirational and uplifting overall and quite moving at times "
— Wendy, 1/4/2014" Wonderful! I can't get enough of this author. "
— Dana, 1/2/2014" I enjoyed this book and Cramer's writing, however, I think I enjoyed "Bad Ground" more. "
— Robi, 1/2/2014" This is a beautiful story. A few times I shed tears. I highly recommend this for anyone. "
— Christina, 12/22/2013" I wish it hadn't taken me 3 weeks to read this, because I kept losing track of the characters. It was a delightful story with all sorts of twists and turns to keep it interesting. I'm glad I stuck with it and finished! Beautiful ending! "
— Becky, 12/16/2013" I liked this book, till the end, then I really liked it, it just all sort of came together. Hard to believe that this was Mr Cramers 1st book, he did a great job. I think I have now read everything he has written, keep on working, love your stuff! "
— Lyndi, 11/18/2013" At first I thought it moved a little slow. But as it went on I really got into the characters.I didn't want it to end. "
— Nancy, 11/10/2013" Interesting book with a good Christian theme. "
— Kristi, 11/6/2013" I just couldn't get into this book - the characters did not draw me in and the plot moved so slow "
— Kristine, 10/24/2013John McDonough, one of AudioFile magazine’s Golden Voices, has narrated dozens of audiobooks, and won eleven Earphones Awards. He is known for his narrations of children’s books, including Robert McCloskey’s Centerburg Tales and Albert Marrin’s Commander-in-Chief Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. Outside of his audiobook work, he has starred in a revival of Captain Kangaroo on the Fox Network.