Unique perspective. This is the sort of professional confessional that is decades in the making and can't be otherwise manufactured. Ben Giles shares firsthand accounts of his most harrowing and bizarre experiences, offering readers an insider's look at a profession that few understand. Engaging storytelling: Blending dark humour with poignant reflections, Ben's storytelling captivates readers, making them laugh, gasp, and reflect on the human condition. His relatable anecdotes and candid confessions provide a refreshing take on the true crime genre. Invaluable insights: Beyond the gruesome details, Ben imparts valuable lessons on resilience, entrepreneurship, and the importance of tackling life's messes, both literal and metaphorical. Readers will walk away inspired to face their own challenges head-on. True crime appeal: Perfect for fans of true crime and unusual professional memoirs, this book taps into the growing interest in real-life stories of survival and the human experience, making it a must-read for anyone fascinated by the darker side of life.

Practical knowledge: With tips and tricks on tackling tough stains and cleaning challenges, this book not only entertains but also educates. Readers will gain practical knowledge that can be applied in their own lives. Media appearances: Ben has been featured in numerous interviews, podcasts, and documentaries, where he shares his experiences and insights from the frontlines of extreme cleaning. His appearances often highlight the emotional and psychological aspects of his job, as well as the practical skills required to navigate the complexities of crime scenes. A Unilad video interview has so far had 3.6 million views. Competition: All That Remains; Traces; Shallow Graves; What Lies Beneath; Working Stiff; Into the Night; The Darkroom. Kerry Daynes; Ray Fysh; Sue Black; Patricia Wiltshire; Hayley Campbell; Cathy Glass; Caitlin Doughty; Judy Melinek; Vanessa Frake; Carol Ann Lee; Val McDermid; Linda Calvey.