Kris Safar*va Consulting Books?

Not familiar with her at all, but just gauging by her LinkedIn it does seem that she was a consultant for a decent amount of time and her websites use former consultants to create content, so that's not too bad I suppose

Personally though I'm just always skeptical of the types of books that claim they can teach the skills from consulting. I've learned a ton in consulting outside of just industry knowledge type stuff, but I don't think they're the kinds of things you can really teach somebody through a book. Rather, I feel like the strengths are less technical and sometimes hard to define, and are usually picked up from:

• Apprenticeship models of working
• Having to deliver big pieces of work while stressed and facing time crunches
• Having to create structured approaches and key criteria (i.e. "frameworks") to bring clarity to a problem where there previously was little
• Learning how to manage people and projects -- including delegation vs teaching decisions, prioritization / managing expectations, providing upward feedback, etc.

I have no knowledge of her particular publications, but I also just dislike business-y self-improvement-y type books in general. Also keep in mind actual consultants are not usually the target audience of those types of books, so they may provide more value to you since you don't have the same set of experiences