Tom Lusty has narrated 2 audiobooks on Listento.it by 2 authors. The most-rated is Six Men Dead.
The Veil Is Torn
Summary
The Veil Is Torn is a passionate and inspiring look at God’s marvelous love in providing access to himself through the finished works of Jesus Christ at the cross. This book will change your life, not only in understanding your position and rights before God, but in empowering us as believers to better explain these benefits to others. This book has masterfully dissected the significance of the death of Jesus Christ in the life of anyone who acknowledge the lordship of Jesus over his or her life. It’s a book that reveals the heart of God the father to humanity and also, challenges the apocryphal teachings and religious doctrines that are based on man's efforts and works, which has for long enslaved us and pushed mankind away from a sweet and lovely "father and child" relationship God wants to have with us. A relationship without guilt and condemnation. Like Jessica in Maryland said, “This book will make you question everything you know about religion”. It will take you away from your self-efforts in trying to gain salvation and righteousness, and open your eyes to the truth which is, that Jesus Christ through his Death and resurrection, has forgiven all of your sins (past, present, and future sins) and has also made you righteous and holy before God the father.
©2020 Great Igwe (P)2020 Great Igwe
Six Men Dead
Summary
Six men rode into the west Texas town of Rook in December of 1895. Moments later, all six men lay dead in the street, shot to death by the good citizens of the town. Ira “Doc” Pearson is sent by the Texas Rangers to investigate, expected to just rubber stamp the proceedings for the dead men were known as the Lawrence Gang: wanted in Texas and New Mexico for bank robberies, rustling, and murder. Ira knows, however, that one of the members of the Lawrence Gang was in jail in Lubbock at the time of the massacre. Official Texas is satisfied that justice was done, but Ira can’t let it go. Amidst his other assignments — a missing girl, a case of rustling, a bank robbery in Big Spring — and over more than a year’s time, Ira continues to try and discover who that sixth man was who died in the streets of Rook. Was he an outlaw who had joined the Lawrences on purpose, a saddle-bum they had enticed with tales of riches, or just the unluckiest grub-line rider to ever head into town with new acquaintances?
©2020 Samuel Ben White (P)2020 Samuel Ben White