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I read it years ago back in the 1990s and was growing in my Christian faith at the time. I felt that the book was very sincere and I do not write off or dismiss the infilling of the Holy Spirit. I believe it's real, I believe I've experienced it but I also keep it in its proper perspective. Unfortunately not everybody does. I believe that a prayer language which is some thing intimate between you and God, empowered by the Holy Spirit for praying when you're troubled and don't know what to pray for is valid. However you sometimes see in church where people are praying out loud in their prayer language and we're not supposed to do that. This is some thing that is strictly between you and the Lord. Speaking out loud in an unknown language that no one can understand does not edify anybody present. Nobody can benefit from it. And it's been taken to great extremes by television pastors and even people in local churches where they're showing off with these utterances and the sound known language that no one can understand no interpreter is present for and you're supposed to believe that that's evidence of their faith. But praying in the spirit is not for showing off. It's personal and it's supposed to be private between you and God. So when you see pastors up there on television preaching and then all of a sudden in the middle of a sentence they start speaking words that you don't understand… That is not of God that is them showing off for the camera and to convince you that they have some kind of special relationship with God. Don't buy into it. That is not what it's for. And they know better.

I enjoyed it very much. And sadly, it brings into full view how disconnected the royal family is from real life. Beneath the manicured façade are people who are cold and distant and uninvolved with one another. William is fortunate to have a brother… Harry doesn’t have one. The horrific nature of the war waged against them, particularly Meaghan, was so over the top it could not have happened and persisted as long as it has if the royal family wasn’t cosigning every bit of it. I think there is a lot more substance to Harry than William. In this book, we get to know Harry in a way that we could not have before. And as we see him, go on tour and doing interviews to promote his book, we get to see his star shine! He has a wonderful personality, and is very astute… In ways that people have never given him credit for. he would’ve been a tremendous asset, but unfortunately certain people were too worried about being upstaged.