Book Title: Betrayal
Author: Danielle
Steel
Published By: Random House Publishing Group
Date Published: March 27, 2012
Genre: Fiction, Romance
Pages: 321
Recommended Age: Adults
Rating: A/5
"[...]if you can't trust an FBI agent, who can you trust?"- Special Agent Jim Kingston
I got the book from the library.
Summary:
Tallie Jones is a successful film director. She is happy person with no interest in the
perks that come with her profession. She has a good, loving relationship with
her daughter, whom is in college, and with her father. She also has a loving and caring relationship
with her boyfriend producer of four years.
He personal assistant is her long-time best friend from college. Tallie believes everything in her life is
good until an audit is performed on her finances and she finds that someone is
stealing money from her. Who among her
is betraying her?
My Thoughts:
I loved it! Danielle
Steel did an awesome job once again. I
could not put this book down. I was up
until 3:30 in the morning reading this book.
I first told myself that I would put the book down when I got to page
150, but when I got to page 150 I was in the middle of a chapter. So I said to myself “I’ll finish this chapter
then go to sleep,” but of course that didn’t happen. The characters are so well
written I was surprised at the true villian. Steel has a capability to write
books without he usage of foul language; therefore, a high school student can
read this book if she has a high reading level.
I gave Betrayal five stars and
a grade of A because I loved it so much. I always loved reading Steel’s
books. She has a knack for writing about
real life issues and invoking an emotional bond with her characters. I cried a few times. If you like novels about real issues with a
touch of “emotional” romance without the sexual passion, or if you are just a
fan of Danielle Steel, I recommend reading Betrayal. I must warn you it will keep you at night.
Parents:
Language: None
Adult Content: very little
Violence: None
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