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A review by lattelibrarian
Mosaic by Catherine McCarthy
4.0
Whoaaa. This is so delightfully weird and spooky, slowly and achingly upping the ante until the final few pages where everything gets real weird. We can tell where we're going from the get-go, though we aren't quite sure, as readers, what the destination will be.
Robin is a stained glass artist, recently commissioned to restore an abandoned church's windows. The more she pieces together the glass and matches colors, the more she realizes that the church is not portraying a saint. It's portraying some sort of horned, long-tongued demon with milky-white eyes. Just what kind of church is this?
The ending is totally weird, totally transformative. Literally. Definitely a great read to hunker down with, including a warm blanket, heavy winds, and a hot pot of tea.
Robin is a stained glass artist, recently commissioned to restore an abandoned church's windows. The more she pieces together the glass and matches colors, the more she realizes that the church is not portraying a saint. It's portraying some sort of horned, long-tongued demon with milky-white eyes. Just what kind of church is this?
The ending is totally weird, totally transformative. Literally. Definitely a great read to hunker down with, including a warm blanket, heavy winds, and a hot pot of tea.