Cross-shelved is the honest description of The Criminal Mind, and the shelving tells you something real about the book. Our catalogue files it under crime and thriller, health and wellbeing, politics and society, and biography all at once, which is what tends to happen when a work refuses to sit in one category.
Dr Duncan Harding writes at the point where questions about wrongdoing meet questions about the mind. The title promises analysis rather than sensation, and the breadth of that shelving points to a book more interested in understanding than in shock.