Books with Shepherd's Prayer

The Shepherds' Prayer: A Christmas Novel
Publisher: RM Barry Publications
Price: $12.95 U.S., $14.95 Canada
Dimensions: 5¼" x 7¾"
Pages: 128
Binding: Perfect-bound hardcover
ISBN: 0-9767290-5-9 (Hardcover)
Audiobook ISBN: 0-9767290-6-7
Overview
A young man orphaned as a baby sets off to discover the truth about the circumstances of his birth, the fate of his parents, and his heritage. Having been raised in a culture where bloodlines mean everything, he seems forever condemned to live as an outsider on the fringes of society until he discovers his true heritage. His only clue is a cryptic message on a lambskin blanket about a child born in a stable in Bethlehem. Who is this mysterious child? And what could such a child have to do with his own birth and destiny? The answers will change his life forever… and maybe yours.
The Story Behind The Shepherds' Prayer
It was the Christmas season of 1997 when I began thinking about the story that would eventually become The Shepherds' Prayer. My wife and I had just returned from church. We were talking about how wonderful the story of Christ's birth was and what it meant to the world then and now...
Audiobook Details
Format: 3 CDs
Narrator: John McDonough
Price: $12.95
Length: 3 hours
About the AudioBook Narrator
John McDonough is the voice behind the audio version of The Shepherds' Prayer. He is an accomplished actor, singer, and narrator who has appeared on Broadway, in television and movies, and with opera companies and orchestras. He is the narrator of almost 200 audiobooks, including works of adult and children's fiction, biography, and history. McDonough is a longstanding member of AudioFile magazine's Golden Voices, the hall of fame of audiobook narrators.
What People Have Been Saying
"…As we ponder the scene at the manger, I doubt many of us think about the impact that starry night had on those who were there… These first believers are the subject of an imaginative Christmas novel by Richard M. Barry, titled The Shepherds' Prayer..."
— Chuck Colson