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If you are a city dweller, no matter how new to it, or how seasoned you think you are, then One Less Victim will show you how to wake up and walk through the cement jungle with greater care. Learn to read the danger signals. Save your money, sanity and health. For more information, visit: http://astore.amazon.com/2ndwinbodsc00-20
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| The news today is filled with stories of horrible crimes inflicted on innocent victims. It can often seem hopeless to honest people who feel defenseless against the endless wave of crime. But it is not so hopeless if we can avoid appearing as a victim to begin with. |
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| Doug Setter has a comfortable, streetwise style of writing, allowing anyone to easily access the information in his book. He uses many necessary references, an important ingredient in this sort of self-help book. It does not, however, read like a research project, which makes a great deal of sense when considering the diversity of people the author wants to reach. |
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| Doug Setter has the ideal background to write a book with a straight-forward, streetwise approach to personal crime prevention. He has worked as a crime writer for a Vancouver newspaper, and as an infantry sergeant for the United Nations peacekeepers. He has studied self-defense for 20 years and has been published in several Canadian newspapers. |
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| This book would make a great gift for many, from the new college student leaving home for the first time, to the single senior citizen. It is a very useful book that may very well save the reader from some very unpleasant situation. Reviewer: Nancy Morris, Allbooks Reviews. |
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| Easy read. Good wake up call. Setter points out the danger signs that most people do not see coming. Preparation, not Paranoia. Must read. Reviewer: Erl Julien, Body Guard |
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| Rebeccasreads highly recommends ONE LESS VICTIM for all city residents & all school attendees, to discover how to "know thine enemy" & not become prey to criminals & bottom feeders, whether it's rapists or conmen; gangs or muggers |
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| ONE LESS VICTIM is a no-nonsense pocket book which tells it like it is. No flowery or foul language. Just the facts, information, anecdotes & advice the author has gleaned along the way as a Vancouver newspaper crime columnist, a self-defense master, a welter weight kick-boxer, & an infantry sergeant for United Nations peacekeeping operations. |
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If you know someone who is going to live in a new city or neighborhood, do them a favor & give them a copy of ONE LESS VICTIM.
If you know someone who's going to college for the first time or a new school, pack a copy of ONE LESS VICTIM in their bag.
If you know someone is getting old & living alone, get a copy of ONE LESS VICTIM, & read it with them. Because sooner or later, you, or they, are going to face any one of the situations given, & what you've learnt from this slim volume could save your bacon, not to mention your money, your sanity & your health.
Reviewer: Rebecca Browns, Rebeccareads |
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| doug@2ndwindbodyscience.com |
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