"As Thomas looked over the other men, he once again asked aloud the question all of them were thinking: 'What has happened? Why did they kill Jesus?" The companions of a man whom they revered, one who had promised them a new life, now struggled to understand how their Master had just been killed like a common criminal...and wonder if they would be the next to die.
"The Three Days of Lost Sheep" imagines the fears, the doubts, and the hopes of those who played a role in the last days of Jesus Christ: his apostles, his mother, those whom he touched, and those who had him killed, in the days from his crucifixion to his resurrection.
"The Three Days of Lost Sheep" takes the reader on a journey from despair to joy, providing a view of how a select group of people might have coped with a most traumatic event, and how it affected all of them.
