Reviews for Sexual Murderers: A Comparative Analysis and New Perspectives

The average rating for Sexual Murderers: A Comparative Analysis and New Perspectives based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-12-02 00:00:00 Corey Hail This science-fiction novel holds an abundance of information on the motive, environment, and psychological view-point on both sexual murderer's and serial sexual murderers. It provides an in-depth look on various ailments and scenario's that might lead up to a moment in which the sexual murderer feels compelled to take advantage of an otherwise violent situation by providing numerous theories from University professors and medical professionals alike. However, they are just that-theories. The authors remind us throughout the text that the studies and research they are providing don't nearly have enough proof to back it up from other research journals or studies from other authors (studies are normally focused on 'murderers' or 'rapists' rather than 'serial sexual murderers'). Therefore, this book is merely just for an interesting read, and not to be used for educational purposes or to be taken seriously. A shame really, it seemed an interesting yet unique study indeed!!

Review # 2 was written on 2013-04-01 00:00:00 Danielle Way My ratings of books on Goodreads are solely a crude ranking of their utility to me, and not an evaluation of literary merit, entertainment value, social importance, humor, insightfulness, scientific accuracy, creative vigor, suspensefulness of plot, depth of characters, vitality of theme, excitement of climax, satisfaction of ending, or any other combination of dimensions of value which we are expected to boil down through some fabulous alchemy into a single digit.