Ressler writes a rather disjointed and perfunctory summary of cases he has been involved with, some in a very minor way. He doesn't go into any of them in much detail, and you get the feeling he has a lot of personal axes to grind and rivalries with his former co-workers to air out. For example he says more than once that, despite what his detractors have claimed, he doesn't actively solicit work, but rather he is sought out by his clients. John Douglas is mentioned only once, in a rather critical way, but Douglas's books are far better written and more interesting.