Conspirituality

I got to the end of the first section and found myself bored. The premise is sound and interesting enough but it's one of those “everything but the kitchen sink” books, where the authors include every single thing they know rather than paring it down to the most essential and deliver the clearest message. (Perhaps with three authors, they thought it needed to be three times as long?) Consequently, I decided to listen to the podcast and I found that to be a lot of pointless chatter in between relevant points (as many podcasts are, imo) but, frankly, it was more engaging. So, in conclusion, I wouldn't recommend this book but the podcast is interesting enough that I will be listening to it occasionally.

Thank you to whatever publisher it was that sent me this advance copy for review.