She puts several examples in the context of the Three-Fold Law. In my “ethics” meeting, weI point out the idea that having things come back to us x 3 doesn’t make a lot of sense. She also uses examples about children being beaten that I found uncomfortable. Yet she has good examples of times when we have to decide, based on our own moral compass, how we are going to react. What decisions are right for us. There is more to like here than to dislike. ( )

This book is one of the best (and most entertaining) books I've read on ethics, especially directed toward pagans. Sometimes we can get a bit uptight; Robin Wood manages to make you think without boring you to tears or guilting you for every choice you've made that doesn't fit the "perfect pagan" mold. ( )

Fantastic book, regardless of your faith. The best ethics book out there - not full of rules, more than it is a guide. ( )