"Spiritual Emotions: A Psychology of Christian Virtues" by Robert C. Roberts offers a thorough analysis of human emotions in the context of spirituality and Christian virtues. The author, an expert in moral and philosophical psychology, explores how emotions arise as non-sensory perceptions resulting from personal care and concern. By engaging with relevant biblical texts and providing a detailed examination of six central emotions considered to be 'fruits of the Holy Spirit'—including repentance, joy, gratitude, hope, peace, and compassion—the book conveys a deep understanding of the inner structure of Christian character. It is both rigorous and accessible, featuring numerous narrative examples that illustrate the theoretical concepts. The book is aimed at a broad audience, including Christian ethicists, psychologists, pastors, and counselors, and offers valuable insights into the connection between emotions and Christian morality.