The author tried to cover too much, and therefore ...
353971
The author tried to cover too much, and therefore there was very little help about anything.  I bought the book for help with dealing with a daughter in law and that wasn't mentioned at all.
3865430
A lot! But on a number of chapters it went on and on too much when a shorter version would have served the purpose.
2731961
While I enjoyed the parts where the author actually taught us something about the myths about what the Bible really says, it seems that the author spends too much time on a subject that a book like this should not even address.  I'm talking about defending the Christian Bible (and Christians) from invisible attackers.  He tends, at these times in the writing, to adopt a "poor pitiful me" tone and to pretend that Christianity is a persecuted minority. In fact, at one point in the book he comes right out and says that Christians are always being executed all over the world, to which I must refer to the skeptics credo, "Extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence."  From what I have witnessed in my life, Christians, far from being a persecuted minority, is much more likely to be the group doing the persecuting and being the tyrannical majority.

All in all, having just paid a penny for it and only $4 for shipping, I'd say the book was worth the price.  Just barely.
2673846
There was too much detail that I thought made to story confusing.
3445257
Summarizing:
Too much explanation. The history should flow more easily. The author seems to force the hand explaining too many small things that deviate the attention from the main history
2258347
Too much of the book consists of the author dropping names.
24338
The subject matter was a bit too sophisticated for the reading level of this book.
929343
A little overly convoluted.  It seemed like the author was trying too hard.
4583760
This book starts well...but then starts rambling along, and along, and along. The author (or the editor) needed to reshape the structure so as to fit all that the author thought was necessary, but without such wandering length.
2751543
The over all information is helpful however, she talks too much about her novels, she should include more examples of other authors in that particular item in the chapter, not just wether they use an outline...
3942129
I Made it to Chapter Three - This author's style of writing is too concentrated with too much going on. I felt overwhelmed and I was also trying my best to find the plot. Keeping track of names of people (Some had two or more) and the characters themselves were too busy.
1872190
In order for the author to make her point she employs a bit of overkill and I found it annoying.
311328
All about the author, poor coverage of the places.
878872
The author did a good job  of researching the history and making his story fit the facts. He seemed overly fixed on the sexual content, and the protagonist seems to have had several "impossible" escaptes. A swash-buckler.
3326527
There's some good info here but way too much needless narrative. About a third of the way in i started skimming the content.
4586348
I tried to get through the entire book but could not do it due to the constant repetition of certain points the author was making. I understand that some points are important to support the theory proposed by the author, but this goes too far. It's hard to tell if this is done merely to meet a quota of pages for the publisher or if they think the reader is really stupid. While there are some interesting parts, too much seemed to be so irrelevant or so vague that it makes the book hard to read. A lot of circumstantial evidence but not much in the way of concrete facts. This is not the first Tom Horn book I've tried to read but it will be my last.
2447680
started off well then it felt that the author had run out of space/time and it was almost like he was trying to cut each section short.  Dissapointing.