Dorothy Fielding's 'The Footsteps That Stopped' delves into the psychological complexities of a woman haunted by mysterious occurrences in her home. Through Fielding's vivid and haunting prose, the reader is drawn into a world where reality and the supernatural blur, leaving them questioning what is truly happening. The book's gothic and atmospheric style pays homage to classic ghost stories, creating a sense of unease and suspense that lingers long after the last page is turned. Fielding's attention to detail and masterful storytelling make 'The Footsteps That Stopped' a captivating and chilling read. Dorothy Fielding, known for her exploration of the human psyche in her previous works, draws on her own experiences with the supernatural to craft this haunting tale. Her deep understanding of fear and the unknown shines through in her depiction of the protagonist's descent into madness. Fielding's background in psychology adds depth and authenticity to the psychological aspects of the story. I highly recommend 'The Footsteps That Stopped' to readers who enjoy atmospheric psychological thrillers that keep them on the edge of their seats. Fielding's skillful storytelling and mastery of the genre make this book a must-read for fans of gothic fiction and ghostly tales.