Didn't feel this was likely to win over any skeptics or people on the fence looking for help and encouragement regarding fighting sexual sin (any type). While it’s clear that Perry loves God and the Scriptures, she speaks very matter-of-factly with a LOT of Christian jargon and also doesn’t get very deep into her particular struggles (which I think is what people are interested to read about with this kind of book). Not sure who the author's intended audience is, but it seems more like a testimony to Christians, than a conversation with non-Christians.