Title: You get what you pay for.
Review: You got to hand it to Peschel, she really wants to write a good book on runes, but this one falls short. Her source material is very bad and although she puts forth a valiant effort to make sense out of all of it, since she is starting from false assumptions, the book is ultimately flawed. The rituals are Wiccan in nature and so are the rune meanings which is not a good place for a beginner to start. On the plus side, she does have a whole section on carving runes and shares some interesting insights on bindrunes which keeps it from being a total loss. In the end it would be better to shell out an extra ten bucks for a better rune book. Remember Egil's Saga: the wrong runes carved on a healing charm made the recipient sicker.
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