I didn't find the writing style of the author very easy to read - but that is purely a personal observation of course.
This book should be carefuly chosen by anyone interested in the I-Ching. It has been wriiten for beginners who are interested in the I-Ching, and has a good description on how to pose questions to the I-Ching. To his credit, the author does state that it would be beneficial to use other more in-depth translations for a more complete reading of your situation.
What any prospective purchaser of this book should be aware of though, is that the author does not offer a translation of the 5000 year old book of wisdom, but instead presents extracts from the Chritsian Holy Bible that in his mind reprents a similar wisdom.
At first I thought this was extremely egocentric to try and replace 5000 years of wisdom and refiniing by some of the gratest minds in Eastern history, but then after using the translations I actually found it of some use. I guess my superconcious is indeed all-knowing, and simply selected what I needed to know from the material I presented to it.
This book is a good addition to any I-Ching collection. Especially for the Christians out there. It also offers advice in a simplified and more understandable way, compared to the sometimes confusing literal translations of the I-Ching.