This book was great. It reminded me of Dekker's older writings-it was a bit more like Thr3e. It revolves around two characters (Renee and Danny), and even though there are "bad guys" and antagonistic characters, the book doesn't revolve around the characters fighting an outside force. It focuses more on the battles inside of them-their emotions, their pain, their thoughts on justice, and their thoughts on how it should be carried out. Without spoiling the entire book for you, I can tell you that both characters have their own personal struggles, and both characters overcome them in their own ways. This book was exciting to read, and kept me guessing and on the edge of my seat, and left me going, "...WOW." As a huge Ted Dekker fan, I might be a bit biast, but I have to say it-Ted Dekker has did an incredible job with "The Preist's Graveyard".