Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Betrayal of Faith
“Quill says: The greatest thing you can say about a book will be said here: Book II awaits, and everything will be set aside in order to dive right back in to Zachary Blake’s life!”
Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Betrayal of Justice
“Mixing just enough action with a great character, Zachary Blake (who was introduced in the first book of the series, Betrayal of Faith), with great forensics scenes and a plot that maintains thrills and intrigue throughout, you’ll soon see this is one series you definitely want to jump on board with.”
Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Betrayal in Blue
“Even though this is a standalone (as all the books are in the series) and easy to maneuver because the author does such a good job, you really should read them all because...well, the author has done such a good job! The action gets your attention and keeps it all the way through, the bad guy is just as creepy and as easy to hate as his predecessor, and Zachary in court is, to put it simply, as cool and sometimes even cooler than Grisham’s are. Quill says: Every character is outstanding; you do not want to miss this showdown!”
Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Betrayal in Black
“Quill says: After reading Books 1 through 4, the only bad thing about this series is having to wait for the next book.”
Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Betrayal High
“Zachary Blake has been to the bottom and gotten back up in the past, but watching the struggles he goes though in this tale adds another layer to this series that already has a great many layers of action, thrills, courtroom drama, and so much more. Although you don’t have to start with Book #1, because each story is great and you won’t be lost, be prepared to read. You’ll love it so much, you’ll go back and enjoy the other four. And, hopefully, a sixth one will be coming soon.”
Feathered Quill Book Reviews - for Supreme Betrayal
“Quill says: Powerful and, at times, gut-wrenching, this engrossing thriller shines the light on history, politics, and society’s errors to create an unforgettable read.”
