Meditations on Violence
"A must read book for LEO's, Martial Artists...highly recommend!" (Detective Sgt. Tony Urena, SWAT sniper, 6th dan, narcotics officer)
“It's the real thing!” (Steve Barnes, author, martial artist)
More info →The Sociopath Next Door
Who is the devil you know?
Is it your lying, cheating ex-husband?
Your sadistic high school gym teacher?
Your boss who loves to humiliate people in meetings?
The colleague who stole your idea and passed it off as her own?
The Unthinkable
Discover how human beings react to danger–and what makes the difference between life and death.
More info →The Cornered Cat: A Woman’s Guide to Concealed Carry
The Cornered Cat is the ultimate resource for women who choose to carry a firearm for self defense. It covers everything from cleaning a pistol to methods of carry.
More info →Gift of Fear
True fear is a gift. Unwarranted fear is a curse. Learn how to tell the difference.
More info →Fight Like a Girl…and Win: Defense Decisions for Women
It's an unfortunate reality that women are susceptible to random acts of aggression, from sexual harassment and stalking to physical assaults, domestic violence, date rape and worse. But women can learn how to protect and defend themselves.
More info →Knives, Knife Fighting, And Related Hassles: How To Survive A Real Knife Fight
Knife fighting is ugly business, so you'd better know what you're doing if you ever find yourself in one. This book will show you the down-and-dirty reality of knife fighting, from choosing the best knife to devious street tricks commonly used to get in the first strike.
More info →Cheap Shots, Ambushes, And Other Lessons: A Down And Dirty Book On Streetfighting & Survival
Streetfighting is a down and dirty topic, and the author, an ex-streetfighter, shares his hard-learned lessons here. Want to know how to recognize a mugging setup? How to avoid getting sucker punched? It's all here, as well as tips on bullies, weapons, martial arts vs. streetfighting and more.
More info →A Professional’s Guide to Ending Violence Quickly: How Bouncers, Bodyguards, and Other Security Professionals Handle Ugly Situations
People who deal with violence on a daily basis know that the best way to avoid getting injured or sued by the jerk who started the trouble is to defuse the situation or put him down fast and hard. Here Animal shows you how to do both.
More info →In the Name of Self-Defense: What it costs. When it’s worth it
The cell walls seem to close in as he buries his head in his hands. The same thoughts repeat over and over in his fogged mind: It all happened so quick. One second I was getting out of my car, the next he was attacking me. Now I'm being charged with manslaughter!
More info →Talking Them Through: Crisis Communications with the Emotionally Disturbed and Mentally Ill
Drawing on extensive experience with unstable, violent, intoxicated and mentally ill people, former Corrections Sergeant Rory Miller delivers a street-level guide to building rapport, taking command and avoiding force.
More info →ConCom: Conflict Communication A New Paradigm in Conscious Communication
ConCom: Conflict Communications presents a functional taxonomy to see, understand and manipulate the roots of conflict.
More info →Scaling Force: Dynamic Decision Making Under Threat of Violence
Conflict and violence cover a broad range of behaviors, from intimidation to murder, and require an equally broad range of responses. A kind word will not resolve all situations, nor will wristlocks, punches, or even a gun.
More info →Facing Violence: Preparing for the Unexpected
"Lightning in a bottle." (Robert Crowly, Attorney, former Major, U.S. Army Special Forces)
"Straight forward, life saving information." (Mark ‘Animal’ MacYoung
More info →Verbal Judo
"When you react, the event controls you. When you respond, you're in control."
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