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I found that book fairly crap. Konstantinos is an arrogant wanker with nothing new to say. His shite is less informative or helpful than Cunningham and essentially he takes watered down repetitive stuff and turns out the lights. As if most witches don't hold rites in candlelight anyway (if they hold rites at all). Ridiculous.

Konstantinos is one of those authors I argued with aloud while I read it. There is nothing of substance in his nocturnal witchcraft, and one of his other books appears to be exploiting lovecraft. Like... If you read Cunningham's two standing stones books, there's some meat to it. There's no meat in Konstantinos. He just skims stuff off everyone else's work, puts a patina off darque on it to exploit the gothy kids, and sells it off.

His writing voice always seemed very arrogant to me. And he screws around with the deities in his deities section. His whole attitude towards gods was very arrogant, actually.

What I'd recommend depends on what you're looking for. There's not much spirituality in konstantinos... But spirituality is a big area so I don't know what to recommend.