I forced myself to finish this book, as it was the material for a men's study group at church, and I was my group's leader, so I kinda had to. :) The book was, at best, just OK for me. It started off kinda rough, then finally got to be tolerable. It made some decent points about manhood and finding/facing challenges, etc., but it was rightly described as more The Gospel According to Braveheart than the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Sure, Jesus played a role in the text, but he was very much second fiddle to William Wallace.

(Totally guessing on the completion date)