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As a Dec. 14 guest on Brett McKay's The Art of Manliness podcast, QVerity's Michael Floyd spoke with McKay about our book "Spy the Lie" and our deception detection methodology. Click here to listen to the full podcast.
In its editorial on Aug. 8, the editorial board of the Cayman Islands newspaper, Cayman Compass, urged its reader to read our book, "Spy the Lie." Here's an excerpt:
As Cayman and the United States enter their election cycles, we recommend that voters keep two tomes on their bedside tables: One is a copy of their respective Constitution, the other a copy of a book titled “Spy the Lie,” written by the CIA’s leading interrogators. “Spy the Lie” is a remarkably easy and entertaining read, empowering nearly anyone to determine when someone (from job applicants to unfaithful spouses) is being less than truthful. Even “good liars” are fairly easy to detect.
You can read the full editorial here.
On April 13, QVerity's Phil Houston and Peter Romary talked about our new book, "Get the Truth," on Henry Hinton's "Talk of the Town" show on 103.7 WTIB-FM in Greenville, North Carolina. To listen to the segment, click here.
The Columbus Telegram in Michael Floyd's hometown of Columbus, Nebraska, featured Michael in an April 9 article about our new book, "Get the Truth." Here's an excerpt:
"Spy the Lie" shows how to detect when someone isn't being candid. "Get the Truth" is considered a sequel and tells the reader what comes next, which is the critical interview that gets the person to tell the truth. Interrogating is different than an interview when questions are asked and answers are sought. Interrogating is a monologue, Floyd said, that’s goal is to get the person to think short-term and not consider consequences telling the truth will evoke, like jail time or their spouse leaving. “We provide reasons why telling the truth is good,” he said.
To read the full story, click here.
At an awards gala in New York City on May 30, Spy the Lie received the 2013 Audie Award in the Business/Educational category from the Audio Publishers Association. Pictured below is Fred Berman, the accomplished actor who narrated the audio edition. For a full list of the nominees and winners, click here.
In the Spring/Summer 2013 issue of Seattle University Magazine, Maura Beth Pagano reviewed our book, "Spy the Lie: Former CIA Officers Teach You How to Detect Deception." Here's an excerpt:
The authors share their expert knowledge through thrilling stories from the frontlines of counterterrorism and criminal investigations and help readers apply professional lie-detecting techniques to their daily lives. ... A fascinating yet manageable page turner, Spy the Lie imparts practical tips and tricks that will likely have its readers using it as a reference guide for years to come.
To read the full review, click here.