Michael Floyd

authors interviewed on NPR Diane Rehm on 7/19/12

pretty good, probably need to own a copy to use their strategies

In the interest of time, I refer you to Max's August 17, 2012 review which I think sums up this book quite well, e.g.,
"This book was a good introduction to finding deception in interviews. It discusses what lies sound like, and what they look like in terms of body language. The information was simple to understand, and they have good practical examples."

Great book! This is an excellent book for anyone dealing with people/staff on a regular basis. As a pastor I would encourage other pastors and Church leaders to read and use the information in the examination of potential

Employees. The glossary is a tremendous resource as well as the Sandusky interview. While the book doesn't make one an expert in lie detection it certainly helps in knowing what we should look for as leaders of congregations.

Never be duped again. Probably.

The writing is horrible. It's repetitive. But it is absolutely fascinating and a must read. They do try to tell interesting stories but fail miserably.

But the information they impart is life changing. Your ability to confidently identify lies will go through the roof. (sadly, so will your ability to lie) With great power comes great responsibility.

You should read this if you want to really learn when you are being lied to.