Sutter's Cross

By: W. Dale Cramer

Narrated by: Francisco Rivela

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.©2001 Ricardo Silva Romero (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC

Loved it!

Loved the writing!
Loved the characters!
Loved the lessons in faith, life, loss, unexpected blessings, change, being still, letting go, and letting God.

Wonderful Book - WRONG NARRATOR LISTED

I got this book fhrough the Plus Catalog. The narrator was John McDonough, one of my favorite narrators, I liked it so much that I decided to purchase it. However, when I received it, the narrator was listed as Francisco Rivela. When I tried to exchange it, I was told that they did not have the one narrated by John McDonough, so I got a refund.

After some thought, I decided to listen to the sample narrated by Francisco Rivela, only to find that it was actually narrated by John McDonough. I looked up Francisco Rivela and found that the books he narrates for Audible are in Spanish. "Sutter's Cross" has not been translated into Spanish. So, I repurchased the book.

I highly recommend this wonderful book and its excellent narrator.

I will miss these characters.

The author built these characters and this story so beautifully. I will miss visiting with them every day! That’s the mark of a great book.

Confronting the Past

When a homeless man shows up in town with a broken jaw, the town is bewildered about where he came from. Each encounter with Harley presents the person with a choice. Will they love him or shun him. Surprisingly some whom you would think would embrace him, do not. And others find a true friend in Harley. The little town of Sutter's Cross is a mixture of all kinds of folks, and meeting them was such a pleasure. As the story unfolds, I found myself examining my own prejudices. As the lives of all the residents of Sutter's Cross intersect, it forces the townsfolk to take a side. The culmination of this book will hit you full force. Don't miss it.