For fans of
Mindhunter and
Criminal Minds,a chilling account of a woman facing down serial killers as one of the first female profilers of the FBI Behavioral Sciences Unit and real-life model for
The Silence of the Lambs's Clarice Starling'Jana Monroe is the single most influential woman to ever serve in the FBI.'-Joe Navarro,bestselling author of
What Every BODY Is Saying The gripping true account of one woman's encounters with some of the darkest criminal minds in history.Jana Monroe was no ordinary cop: over the course of her career she consulted on more than 850 homicide cases. Through her work,she crossed paths with Ted Bundy,Jeffrey Dahmer,Edmund Kemper,Aileen Wuornos,and hundreds of other murderers.Over the course of an utterly astonishing career in law enforcement and intelligence analysis,Monroe has come face-to-face with hundreds of the darkest criminals in American history. Her notoriety even led her to become the person whom the character of Clarice (Jodie Foster) in
The Silence of the Lambs was modelled,and she even trained Foster for the role.
Hearts of Darkness is Monroe's incredible story,stepping out from the shadows to tell a range of gripping,sometimes gruesome,and always remarkable tales from the top moments of a life fighting the evil among us.
Publisher: Orion Publishing CoISBN: 9781399610476Number of pages: 320Dimensions: 234 x 153 mm
MEDIA REVIEWSJana Monroe was an outstanding FBI Agent and leader who made important and long-term valuable contributions to the Bureau. As Director,I was very grateful for Jana's and her family's leadership while serving at FBI headquarters.Former FBI profiler Jana Monroe's fascinating book is in part the story of some of history's most troubling serial killers. But it's also the story of a smart,capable woman building a career in the male-dominated field of law enforcement. The result is an addictively readable,insightful,and occasionally inspiring book.A shot of pure adrenaline for true crime fans,this vivid,fast-paced memoir charts the barrier-breaking career of its remarkable author: a real-life Clarice Starling whose work as the only female member of the FBI's fabled Behavioral Science Unit demonstrated that a woman could be just a coolly competent and tough-minded as any man.
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