books about: betrayal     books:     Betrayal      Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Bourne Betrayal Eric Van Lustbader Vision, 2008 A Wakeup Call for America Unlike Clancy, Ludlum has not lost his flair for quality and he never will. As is typical of books that Ludlum either writes or sponsors, this book is fast-paced, full of action, twists and surprises. But what intrigued me most about this work is its relevance to the ...             The Kite Runner Illustrated Edition Khaled Hosseini Riverhead Hardcover, 2007 Must read The book is fascinating, throws you into a world that is hard to comprehend for some and yet a lot of what is being described are things everyone of us "westerners" feels and does as well. A must read.             A Dog in a Hat: An American Bike Racer's Story of Mud, Drugs, Blood, Betrayal, and Beauty in Belgium Joe Parkin VeloPress, 2008 Excellent writing, interesting book I'm surprised by the negative comments about how this book is written. I'm an aspirational triathlete, not especially knowledgeable about cycling & really more of a voracious reader than anything else, and I thought the quality of the writing compares with the best of ...             The Host: A Novel Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown and Company, 2008 The Host Dear Stephenie Meyer, When I was first considering reading The Host I was reluctant. I was a pessimist thinking about how it wasn't emotionally possible to be as good as your Twilight series. That the writing that made me love the impossible romance where vampires ...             Betrayal (Star Wars: Legacy of the Force, Book 1) Aaron Allston Del Rey, 2007 A New Chapter Begins Being a geeky Star Wars fan, there's a couple of things I'll always envy about its universe: I'll never be able to wield a (real) lightsaber. I'll never be able to use the force (everyone's tried once, right?) And, new to the list - I'll never be able to outwit ...             Too Late to Say Goodbye: A True Story of Murder and Betrayal Ann Rule Pocket, 2007 Can't help myself for reading this Why do we read these true crime melodramas? For the same reason we gawk at car crashes. We can't help our voyeuristic impulses. And we are glad it's not us in the spotlight. This one looks at a Georgia murder where it was obvious the husband did it. The twist is he did ...             The Venetian Betrayal: A Novel (Cotton Malone) Steve Berry Ballantine Books, 2007 Great Reading This book was absolutely fantastic reading. This is the first time I read any of his books and it held my attention from beginning to end and it took me only three days to read and absorb it and this being during the olympics on TV also. Like I said it was a great book ...             Betrayal in Death (In Death) J.D. Robb, Nora Roberts Berkley, 2001 Betrayal In Death I love this J.D. Robb series, and this is a very good selection. I just wish that the reader hadn't changed Peabody's voice so much. Everything else is great. A good story line, and characters are true to form.             Agent Zigzag: A True Story of Nazi Espionage, Love, and Betrayal Ben Macintyre Three Rivers Press, 2008 Hip, Funny, Fascinating Great story would make a terrific film. Jaw-dropping exploits combined with a cluelessness that's very engaging. A great read. I see Clive Owen as Agent ZigZag, 'cause he's a ladies' man, a funny guy (who thinks he's suave) and hysterical as a spy.             Thirteen Reasons Why Jay Asher Razorbill, 2007 Perfectly Honest I have never enjoyed a book as much as this. It's not funny. It's not lighthearted. Warning: It will actually make you think. You will not see fresher writing anywhere else. Only in books like "Just Listen" have I seen such honest speaking about something so ...             True Betrayals Nora Roberts Berkley Trade, 2005 I've reread this book many times... This is one special book! Not only has Ms Roberts written a beautiful romance, but what makes this book outstanding is the portrayal of a mother's love and the sacrifices she makes and has made for her daughter. While many, like myself, would have wanted to see the ...             The Terminal Spy: A True Story of Espionage, Betrayal and Murder Alan S. Cowell Broadway, 2008 A Nuclear Murder Of A Spy Mr. Cowell was a reporter for the New York Times when he covered the sensational murder of former KGB spy Alex Litvinenko in London. The book occassionally packs too much information in its attempt to be conprehensive for the "true crime" reader, but otherwise it is ...             Gone Forever: A True Story of Marriage, Betrayal, and Murder (True Crime (St. Martin's Paperbacks)) Diane Fanning St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2006 Highly Recommended Gone Forever is the first book I read by Diane Fanning. In my opinion, the first paragraph of a book makes you want to read more and the last paragraph makes you want to read the next book written by the author. This certainly was the case for me with this book. I ...             Betrayal (Dismas Hardy) John Lescroart Dutton Adult, 2008 A host of perils and a question of innocence enhances a gripping narrative John Lescroart's BETRAYAL receives David Colacci's warm voice and experienced style as it tells of a San Francisco defense attorney Dismus Hardy and detective Abe Glitsky who agree to clean up a fellow attorney's caseload - only to discover a detailed, dangerous case ...             The Betrayal Bond: Breaking Free of Exploitive Relationships Patrick J. Carnes HCI, 1997 How to stop this chaos This is a sensitive but straight forward book on the roles that are played out in relationships between the addict and those involved with them. Dr. Carnes also runs a rehabilative center, "Gentle Path" for those who recognize that they are addicted to sex. 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