Paul Britton

Britton is one of the country's leading criminal psychologists and offender profilers. Dubbed The real-life Cracker, he has assisted the police in over 100 cases including the murders of Jamie Bulger and Rachel Nickell.

The Jigsaw Man

Forensic psychologist Paul Britton can 'walk through the minds' of those who murder, rape, torture, extort and kidnap. He can see the world through their eyes and know what they're thinking. That is why the police have called on him to help with many high-profile criminal investigations and catch those responsible. How does he do it? Paul Britton's newest book, Picking Up the Pieces, reveals the psychological and forensic foundations upon which he has based his expertise. It is a remarkable journey into the darkest recesses of the human mind. From top security prisons and mental hospitals to ordinary outpatients' clinics, Britton introduces us to his clinical and forensic work. A man turns into a werewolf at four o'clock every afternoon. Another has built an electric chair in his basement to kill his father. A woman accepts the blame for abusing her child when she had nothing to do with it. How can they be helped? When Britton so accurately profiled the child killers of Jamie Bulger in Liverpool, or told police the true nature of Frederick and Rosemary West, he could do so because he had treated disturbed children and confronted sadistic sexual murderers in his consulting room. For twenty-five years Britton has interviewed, assessed and treated people with damaged or broken minds. Some were responsible for terrible crimes, others were stopped before it was too late. The answers aren't hidden at bloody crime scenes or in the post-mortem photographs. Instead, the truth is often locked away within someone's mind or deep in their past.

Picking Up the Pieces

Profil mordercy

Forensic psychologist Paul Britton can walk through the minds of those who murder, rape, torture, extort and kidnap. He can see the world through their eyes and know what they're thinking. This work reveals the psychological and forensic foundations upon which he has based his expertise.

Ellen Winters

Victoria Calkins

-- Promoted by therapist and TV personality, Ellen Winters, who appears regularly as the relationship therapist on the new Family Channel. She will also promote the book on the weekday talk show, Home & Family with Cristina Ferrare. -- Extensive national publicity effort, including morning drive radio tour reaching millions of women and men, advance review copies and national TV and print media. -- First in a three book series devoted to the Bash/Love Syndrome (i.e. Parents Who Bash/Love Their Children.) Reveals: -- How men are turned into sex objects. -- How women control men financially. -- Why men and women communicate differently. Men are currently at the receiving end of a mass cultural bashing not seen before in this century. And nowhere is it more prevalent than in relationships between the sexes. Women are dragging along an ugly brew of old and new sexual stereotypes -- turning yesterday's white knight into today's confused husband or lover. Ironically, these same roles and restrictions on men keep women down, too. The authors, two prominent relationship therapists, demonstrate how women can stop bashing and start believing in and loving the men in their lives.

How It Hurts Him, Then You!

Women Who Bash/Love Men

Rufus Takes It Slow is a story about a tortoise going on a grand adventure in the great outdoors. This children's book is for ages two to ten, maybe even for some adults, considering it's a story with a moral. The story is heavily themed on nature, and the beauty that there is to behold in the world, featuring a combination of caricatures and photos taken from Tahoe, Montana, and the city of Santa Cruz. It is an adventure about learning to take a step back and smell the roses. Lots of colorful animals will make appearances in this tale. Creatures of the sky such as an owl, and a bird, to critters that roam around on the ground like a rabbit, squirrel, snails, and even an armadillo with big red shoes.

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