The Shepherd of the Hills

By: Harold Bell Wright

Narrated by: Jack Sondericker

Strangers aren't well received in the Mutton Hollow neighborhood of the Ozarks. But there was something different about this old gentleman. The cut of his clothes revealed he was obviously from the world beyond the ridges. He carried himself with the unconscious air of one long used to power and influence. His face was marked deeply by pride - pride of birth, of intellect, of culture - but there was more, the countenance of one fairly staggering under a burden of disappointment and grief. No one knew his past, or why he came to the hollow. But his quiet presence was soon to be felt by every family in Mutton Hollow.(P)2005 Books in Motion

Excellent Emphasizes the best traits found in huma

A very moving story where some make wrong choices, others make good ones and in the end good wins in spite of evil

Life changing...so captivating.. couldn’t stop

This story is so Captivating and the characters are empowering to us living in a hurried world today! Everyone is interconnected... and the plot surpassed my expectations!! Enjoy and then see the “outdoor drama” on the site where the story was actually written and “Old Matt’s” log cabin still stands today in Branson Missouri! Wow can’t wait!!

Highly recommend!!

I have loved this book since I was a child. I have read it so many times I can recite the first lines by memory and it never gets old. I have been to the places in the book many times out by Branson, Missouri. The play of the book is wonderful to watch and the reading of it here was well presented.

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Excellent time period story with action and morals. adults and kids will enjoy and be directed to what is good, beautiful, and true.

Beautiful

The story of a world as it use to be...and as it should still should be.