The book is good. Bit verbose, and I was surprised at its abrupt ending -- with his execution, rather than discussing further the fall-out his death had on the family and their estates, as well as the rescue of his head by Margaret (More) Roper, but in general it's very well researched and gives an interesting portrait of the man who was born a sinner, and is now a saint. 
 If I could change one thing, it would be to update the spelling in the direct quotes from Erasmus and Thomas More's correspondence; it's a little distracting. And I was disappointed that his correspondence with Martin Luther was so lightly touched on as well, but maybe there's not much actual documented evidence from their literary skirmishes.