James Redfield, The Tenth Insight

I read his Celestine Prophesy in 2000 and can't quite remember what I thought of it. Probably because it wasn't that memorable. The Tenth Insight, the sequel, isn't that memorable, either. While I like the themes he brings up, such as fear and awareness, and appreciate how he deals with the social problems and injustices of today, the end result is just too outlandish for me to enjoy. I seem to recall he's written even more sequels, who wouldn't when they sell in the millions, the 11th and 12th insight, but I think I'll skip those. But perhaps I've simply succumbed to the Fear (pun only funny if you've actually read the book)...