This was my first experience with this this author's work. I thought the book was entertaining; however, I felt like the story was more of a psychological thriller with supernatural elements than an actual horror story. Throughout the story I never trusted Robin Griffiths' point-of-view, and she seemed broken by her past which made her perceptions suspect in my mind. I didn't perceive any true horror elements until the very end of the story. I enjoyed Mary Phillips' narration as her performance enhanced the story's entertainment. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Loved this book. Held my attention the whole time. It was creepy and interesting. The cover is awesome.

This really is a quick bite of religious horror. Well written and scary as all get out. Honestly love the fact that a woman wrote this

This is the second of this author’s books I have read. I didn’t know if it would live up to ‘Moonlit Path of Madness’, but this beautifully-written, chilling book engaged me from the start. The backdrop of the old church and the gradual piecing together of the shattered stained glass window create a perfect setting for this Gothic Horror tale. The tension builds throughout and leads the reader down an eerie path, via unexpected twists, towards the final tableau. Highly recommended!

Not the best, but ok...I learned something new about some things...