This book follows on from, and is the logical extension of, Adam Jukes's last book, Why Men Hate Women (1993). It is written partly to address some of the criticisms directed at the first book but, more importantly, it is an attempt to refine and reaffirm the basic thesis presented there. However, Jukes is not only concerned with refuting criticism or further establishing the evidential and theoretical justifications for his position. He also draws on his considerable experience of working with violent men and offers us guidance and practical advice about treating them. To this extent the new book is partly a handbook aimed at clinicians, and contains some very valuable and