4.05 avg rating — 17,880 ratings

"Truddi Chase & the Troops set the best example of people who were affected by trauma and dissociation but lived a rich, full life. Their childhood experiences were horrific, but they lived through it with each other's help. Being multiple did not stop them from working, living, loving. They never integrated and they defied psychiatric labels and boundaries of what is and is not possible. Go Troops!"

3.65 avg rating — 194 ratings

"Dr. Suraci needs more recognition for having brought the real Shirley Mason to light. People disbelieve Shirley's story because they don't want to believe it."

3.80 avg rating — 87 ratings

"For people who really do have classic MPD/DID, better to read first-person/people accounts; lets people know they are capable of speaking for themselves."

3.91 avg rating — 56 ratings

""Three Faces of Eve" was a felonious lie cooked up by doctors out to make a buck. Much of it was plagiarized from an earlier novel by Shirley Jackson, "The Birds' Nest". Chris Sizemore reveals a lot that doctors don't want people to know. Also, it could be inspiring for people who have MPD or DID."

really liked it 4.00 avg rating — 4 ratings

"Better to hear stories like this from the people who experienced them and not some doctor. Also, for people who think multiple personality didn't exist before Sybil, you can show them this. It was written in 1908."

it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 1 rating

"Again, this is very inspiring, especially for people who really have MPD/DID. Also, there are too few books written by loved ones, and this is the first one written by a gay man about his love."

4.22 avg rating — 23 ratings

"Amid libelous "exposes" of Shirley Mason and the people who helped her, this book quietly tells the story of a real woman and a life well lived."