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Title: An Embarrasment
Review: I live in New Jersey and work in the hospital industry. This book is, simply put, an embarrassment for the publishing industry. Mair writes at a sixth-grade level, and either "edited" this book himself or had an equally inept editor. Obviously written to capitalize on the Cullen story while still fresh, the 100-page book fails to provide any insight as to why Cullen (and similar murderers employed in healthcare) committed the crimes to which he had confessed, or to adequately address the shortcomings of the system that allowed him to get away with his killing for so long. That Penguin is behind the publication of this book is surprising. Avoid at all costs. The Internet and local newspaper stories will give those interested in this case a much better understanding than this book ever will.
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