Like Sheep Gone Astray

By: Leslie J. Sherrod

Narrated by: Lizan Mitchell

A fresh voice in African-American Christian fiction, Leslie J. Sherrod writes powerful tales of God's unwavering grace above the toils of a troubled man.

Like Sheep Gone Astray posits a sweeping circumspection of one man's redemption. Focusing on executive success and pursuit of His abundance, minister Anthony Murdock withdraws from reconciling past sins. But now those sins threaten to destroy his success and harm his relationship with God.

©2006 Leslie J. Sherrod (P)2007 Recorded Books

Keeps you Wondering

This story had many hidden secret that kept you reading and wanting to know why people said whatever was said or did the things they did.

He without sin cast the first stone

What did you love best about Like Sheep Gone Astray?

I liked the last few chapters the best, and I liked the ending.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Like Sheep Gone Astray?

The evolution of the pastor's wife. As she became more aware of her selfishness and of her husband's transformation, she grew spiritually.

Which character – as performed by Lizan Mitchell – was your favorite?

The pastor's wife.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Like Sheep Gone Astray

Any additional comments?

Good narrator

Good

Great christian fiction! Lots of intrigue.