Incredibly fascinating, interesting book.
Horrific accounts of what these men did,
I enjoyed the therapy session accounts, very insightful, particularly when the writer comes to realise she/we all have our problems, albeit not the same as the perpetrators!
Great book & thanks to Netgalley for a copy.

This is a no holds barred kind of book. Absolutely fascinating reading about the experiences of a prison psychologist, working with some of the worst offenders in the country. In parts it was pretty upsetting reading about what the victims had been put through or even prison officers etc. being taken hostage. I didn’t want to put it down, because even though the subject matter was graphic the book is fascinating.
I have to stand up and take my hat off to the people who worked in this environment; putting their lives at risk on a daily basis and all because they wanted to help offenders admit that what they did was wrong and maybe find a way to cope with their anger, outbursts etc. Not always possible but the author and her colleagues did try.
Definitely one to read but maybe during the day.

A really insightful read following psychologist Dr Rebecca Myers through the process of attempted rehabilitation of a small group of sex offenders and murderers. I became really invested in each of the offenders journeys and have the upmost respect for the work put into a mostly thankless task of offender rehabilitation.

Fascinating and heartfelt insight into a programme to treat sexual offenders in a maximum security prison