“A disturbing, lavishly written account . . . [Moroney] emerges as a credible advocate of what is termed ‘restorative justice,’ which stresses healing and reconciliation between offender and victim rather than just punishment.” —The Globe and Mail

“Through the Glass is a compelling documentation of a flawed penal system, a nuanced look at the humanity of a violent criminal, and a snapshot of the cognitive dissonance required by romantic love. Most of all, it’s a meditation on forgiveness.” —Maclean’s

“Equal parts how-to manual for anyone touched by crime, indictment of the criminal justice system, endorsement for the practice of restorative justice, thank-you note to friends and family . . . and, ultimately, answer to those who wanted her to explain what she was thinking. . . . There are many readers who will benefit immensely from Moroney’s level-headed but passionate look at the journey on which she was thrust after her husband’s crime.” —Calgary Herald

“A remarkable story . . . of love and betrayal, of a horribly broken man’s hidden brutality and his ex-wife’s boundless capacity to forgive.” —National Post

“There are many readers who will benefit immensely from Moroney’s level-headed but passionate look at the journey on which she was thrust after her husband’s crime.” —Edmonton Journal

“Compelling, gripping, and eye-opening. . . . A heart-wrenching story —written with great clarity—of the grief, confusion, judgment and loss.” —Waterloo Chronicle

“If you are going to read one book this year, let it be this one. You will never again forget, or take lightly, ALL the innocent victims of crimes.” —The London Free Press

“A brutally honest first-hand account . . . a well-crafted journey through the nightmare of Canada’s courts. Moroney’s Through the Glass shows all is not well with the system.” —rabble.ca