The Good Sisters

‘I love Phifer's writing style which instantly draws you in ... Fabulously creepy tale!’ Reader review ★★★★★

‘This was gripping, unpredictable and unputdownable’ Reader review ★★★★★

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1933, Mother Superior Agnes offers sanctuary to a desperate young woman fleeing for her life. Only to wake in the morning to discover a terrible fate has befallen one of the Sisters – in a room locked from the inside. Agnes can’t help but fear that she has allowed a great evil to enter the convent, but she has no idea how far reaching the consequences of that one fateful night will be...

Over 80 years later, Kate Parker, divorced, alcoholic, and broke, moves into the dilapidated old convent she dreams of turning into a bed and breakfast, whilst changing her life. Although the locals refuse to go near the place at night, Kate is determined to stay while the renovations take place. But when she starts to hear strange noises at night, and the crucifixes she had removed reappear on the walls, Kate starts to suspect she is not entirely alone in her new home.

A chilling and disturbing novel from the bestselling author of The Annie Graham Series.

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‘Another brilliantly written book by the extremely talented Helen Phifer. I honestly could not put this book down’ Reader review ★★★★★

'A delightfully spooky read. Highly recommended’ Reader review ★★★★★

'A genuinely scary read' Reader review ★★★★★

‘The story put a chill through me on a warm autumn night' Reader review ★★★★★