Just reading the synopsis of the book on Amazon left me a little skeptical (not to mention how limited it is in release with only a few sites selling it). I have read a small bit from the book (just the few pages they give away as a digital sample of the book). From the introduction, the author seems to name drop Mr. Madaus, and while not in so many words, would have the read appear to believe that he is finishing a piece of work that Mr. Madaus was working on when he passed. I figured some of you on here would have some better information than I do to help me decide if it was worth a purchase. Sounds like it might be worth the read if I could find it in a library, but not worth buying myself. I would hope there might be a little worthwhile info contained in the book (once the issues that were mentioned have been taken into account). For now I guess I'll stick to more worthwhile and scholarly books.