Lori SaliernoRezensionen

Supposedly a fresh approach to a somewhat controversial subject, I didn't really find anything new in it at all - and it's only 14 years old, so not seriously out of date.

Still, the writing is interesting, light-hearted in style with some personal anecdotes and experiences, and the advice mostly sound. Christian accountability is primarily to God - the point is made at the beginning, and sets the scope of the book. The author talks about an 'accountability group' which she set up for her ministry, but acknowledges that it's not something that suits everyone.

The book is really intended for those in leadership, but I found it fairly relevant, if not very exciting.