I read this book with increasing interest wondering how it would all come out. By the end, I was dissappointed and felt such a topic would have been better served had three women "strong" in their separate faiths rather than middle-of-the road had written of their experience. I say they were not strong in their faiths for one, because the Muslim and Jewish women did not even attend their respective temples/synagogues except infrequently and admitted they were not the norm for their faiths. The Christian was not knowledgable enough, in my estimation, in Christian doctrine. I would love to see this book done with a strong Muslim, strong Jew, and a strong Christian rooted in the scriptures.