Another
blink, another stab of pain. Cameron Matthews is not prepared to handle the
betrayal. One death after another leaves him not trusting anyone on his team.
Desperate to find answers, Cameron spins a web of deception in hopes of
capturing The Ghost and the traitor before anyone else is Betrayed.
Cameron
chases The Ghost around the world, including the Cayman Islands and Japan in
hopes of saving innocent lives and the career of Japan’s Prime Minister. The
Ghost and the traitor inside Cameron’s team have been one step ahead of him,
and it has cost many people their lives.
Throwing
all caution to the wayside, Cameron mounts a last ditch effort to stop The
Ghost and the traitor. What will the cost be to succeed?
Review:
Betrayed kept me reading, but I found the
ending depressing and disappointing. I can’t say anymore without spoiling it.
Suffice to say, it left plenty of room for sequels, and cliff-hangers are among
my pet peeves. I often figure out who did it half way through the book. In this
case, the author hit me over the head with it, yet Cameron, the hero didn't
figure it out until the very end. I spent half the book screaming at him to
wake up and realize with whom he was dealing when he had a photo of the culprit
in front of him, and more than ample evidence as to who the mole was. And
again, there was the depressing ending. I like to feel good when I finish a
book, but I was really upset at the end of this one. Yes, the cost of Cameron's
success was way too high.
Length:
329 Pages
Price:
$5.99
Thanks
for visiting. Rose & Rochelle
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