The multiple twists at the end were a complete surprise to me - did not see them coming. The book up to that point was fine, but I appreciate an original and semi-unpredictable ending.

This book is the culmination of like 4-5 different biographies and historical events that are loosely connected. Interesting, but not well threaded together.

This should be re-classified as Christian non-fiction. The chapter on greed, specifically the way she talks about Monica Lewinsky and Nicole Brown Smith is infuriating and not what I'd expect from a feminist author.