_Identity Crisis_ read, to me, more like [author:Patrick Lencioni|11503]'s leadership fables than the standard fiction read I came into it expecting. Not bad, just different, and educational/thought-provoking.

The author (and book) brings a needed counterpoint to today's secular narrative. I think it could absolutely spark dialogue across the political spectrum, as well as help to articulate more-conservative concerns about the direction society is headed.

Writing style wasn't my favorite; I had hoped for a bit more Joel Rosenberg-style read than Lencioni-style (though both have their perks!), and felt it to be a tad overly descriptive, more telling than showing.

I received an eARC of the book from the publisher via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.