The Profiler: My Life Hunting Serial Killers & Psychopaths, Library Edition

from RidgewayGirl

Pat Brown was an ordinary home-schooling stay-at-home mom when a woman was murdered in her neighborhood and just four weeks earlier her family had rented a room to an odd man. Coincidence? She thought not and "investigated" her boarder, bringing the police a box of evidence along with her request...

from CassandraLynne

I'm on the fence about this book. I thought that the whole profiler thing was interesting and I agree that there is something drastically wrong with our criminal justice system. However in all the cases it felt as if the author was saying "I'm right right right! And the police are wrong or stupid...

from Pondlife

I didn't like this book. Too much background about the author's life, lots of circumstantial evidence that "proves" the cases, and not a single of the profiled "killers" found guilty. This book seems very one-sided: the author can see what others can't, and is apparently always right even though ...

from JLsBibliomania

The Profiler had some interesting material, but at least as an audiobook it dragged. She seemed to repeat herself and not add enough details to hold my interest fully.

from Cinfull

author's experience in becoming an independent profiler = interesting; cases described left a negative feel to the book