Psychopath Free (Expanded Edition): A Guide to Recovering From Emotionally Abusive Relationships With Narcissists, Sociopaths, and Other Toxic People

Matt K.: I can't thank Jackson Mackenzie enough for writing this life changing book. Psychopath Free defined what sociopath/narcissistic abusers are and highlighted the red flags of abusive behavior that helped me understand the world and other people with so much more clarity. The game changer for me was learning that there are humans on this planet who don't have the ability/capacity to love or have a conscience to care about others or integrity, ie, right vs. wrong. Understanding the behavior of toxic/abusive/manipulative/predatory people helped me to escape a dangerous situation and now I gladly tell others about this book. A next good read after reading this book is, "OUTSMARTING THE SOCIOPATH NEXT DOOR." Thanks for helping save lives, Jackson! It's too bad this info. isn't mandatory reading before graduating high school.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Gabsalot: This is informative and life changing. Order a new book so you can take notes.

United States on Oct 31, 2023

Amazon Customer: Except for the high price everything's good about this book.. those undergoing a toxic relationship must sure read it .. will for sure help you in your healing process .. even otherwise a great companion for those who are feeling low during time of distress ..

India on Oct 28, 2023

W. Simmons: Highly recommend to anyone who is feeling stuck in a narcissistic abuse relationship. It helped me understand what I have been feeling and why.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Sophia vallone: This book is just so eye opening to what I was going through. I was never able to really describe what was happening, never able to understand it. Jackson Mackenzie put it into words like no one else could. I felt like we were in some ways the same person. If you feel like you are in a relationship with someone who gaslights you, blames you for everything, lies uncontrollably, has you feeling like u are always the wrong one, has you feeling so drained… I never understood what a narcissist was until I started researching, watching tik toks, and mainly reading this book. Jackson Mackenzie, you are so amazing, please Rest In Peace, you are part of something so big, thank you so much for your work.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

Carolynn: I would highly recommend this book. It is easy to read and it is full of helpful information. It has helped me to understand what I am going through. It has crossed every T and dotted every i for explaining this type of emotional abuse. The book comes from the standpoint of a lover being a psychopath but I have found that it has helped me even though in my case it is a family member who is the psychopath. I have found it healing and comforting to get such validation for what I am going through. The abuse of these awful people is so underhanded sometimes we don't understand why we hurt so much. Great read!

Canada on Aug 09, 2023

tracey h: Well what can I say, I am not one who normally rights reviews. This book is by far the best knowledgeable and healthy healing book about those bad relationships we all have in a nut shell. It reads from the writers true perspective from the beginning of a toxic relationship right down to healing and recovery. It's a definitely read and more than anything a book I will always keep, just incase I need a bit of reference. Simple, authentic, and light without any meloncholy at all. Absolutely amazing book all round. May have to read it again just to be sure, about those signs in toxic people we choose to ignore. A complete masterpiece in its own right. 😊

United Kingdom on Jun 06, 2023

Tracey: Definitely a good read. Helpful in understanding patterns of abusive behaviour.

Australia on May 05, 2023

Jill Bretherton: Recovery begins with nailing what your abuser is, especially when he is a psychopath and this book will help you see that, if indeed your abuser is one. Everything in this book is bang on. It will hurt in parts but it will name what you are dealing with, validate your experiences (when likely no one close to you personally can), and it will show you you had no chance against this twisted mind, so stop beating yourself up about where you went wrong.

I became the victim of a psychopath in 2010. I was one of the ones who smelled a rather toxic rat and broke things off. Sure enough, 3 years and counting I am still being stalked, terrorised, harrassed, my car is vandalised (resulting in massive car crash through an electricity pylon which I am lucky to survive), my movements constantly monitored on and offline. Yes I agree with this book my stalker took turns to drive me to suicide or provoke/goad me to get back in touch with him (this wasn't because he wanted me to come back to him. He was setting me up as all psychopaths do. He was desperate to tell me he was married now and really really really happy.

My psychopath is a callous sadistic stalker, voyeur, pervert and...

United Kingdom on Jan 05, 2014

Katie: I began working in branch sales for a Fortune 500 company in 2002 and met our division VP in 2003. He brought me on the National Account team and constantly flattered me and my sales performance. It worked. I sold $4 million dollars in new business when the company only projected a $1 million in new growth. I attributed my success to his being a "good boss" rather than my 14-hour work days. Then he promised me a promotion if I moved to our corporate headquarters in Memphis. I moved and soon after he told me he was in love with me, his wife was horrible to him and he couldn't work with me if I didn't return his feelings. What do you do when you're young, naive and your mentor and hero says this to you? If you're an empathetic person like me you try to save them because you think they saved you by giving you a career (what college graduate doesn't want to show their parents that?). Our (fake) love story lasted 10 years and it didn't end in the happy marriage and home life he promised, it ended with him draining me of all my money due to his alleged $150K debt from ID theft, abandoning me with his sick mother in Boston for a VP job in Torrance and beach front apartment in Palos...

United States on Nov 21, 2013