
A Journal of Sin
A Sarah Gladstone Thriller, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Georgina Tate
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By:
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Darryl Donaghue
About this listen
A murdered priest leaves behind records of confessional secrets. Secrets someone would prefer he took to the grave.
A small town in the English countryside isolated by a severe storm, and a young female officer, alone and out of her depth. A troubled priest is brutally murdered, leaving behind a journal of the residents' confessional secrets; secrets certain people would have preferred he took to the grave.
As word spreads, the pressure rises as the eyes of the town watch her every move. With no forensic team, no support, and a savage killer hiding in a turbulent town, is PC Sarah Gladstone up to the task?
©2014 Darryl Donaghue (P)2016 Darryl Donaghue
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