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Whatever Became of Sin?
- Narrated by: Matthew Mikunda
- Length: 5 hrs and 50 mins
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Whatever Became of Sin?
Narrated by:
Matthew Mikunda
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Publisher's Summary
On a flight to Washington D.C., the past 12 years of Michael Warren’s life begin to unravel. An environmental lobbyist, Michael is on his way to testify before a Senate Committee, and destroy the plans for a housing development built on land tainted with the same toxic waste that killed his six-year-old daughter, Dominique.
A cassette handed to Michael by a stranger on the plane changes everything. Michael is sidetracked to New Orleans, where he learns a disturbing truth and faces the most difficult decision of his life: Shall he expose those responsible, or compromise to save another child's life?
©2016 B. Roman (P)2020 B. Roman
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