Betrayal Of Trust

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Summary: It made my heart race!
Review: First of all, the cover of this book is absoluately beautiful. I've never seen a book cover that looks like an actual photo before. I'm curious to know where it is. There was no mention of it on the cover. Was it in fact a scene from Plymouth Massachusetts? Secondly, the story was very interesting. While reading it, I felt like I was right at the shore in Massachusetts. The story moves along really quick and it's very hard to put it down. I was suspicious about Noah from early on but it was nice to see what happened with his charactor in the end. After reading this book, I've realized how careful we really need to be when it comes to meeting people, especially those people we "think" we know because we've chatted with them on line. If you talk to people on the computer, it's a book that you must read. The book moves along quick and you can read it in a day or two. I'm glad I ordered this one.

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Summary: A wonderful story!
Review: From the moment I started reading this book I was hooked. The story captures you from the get-go. It's about time someone wrote a story showing the dangers of talking to strangers on the computer. The woman in the story ( Kristine ) although she did not make the smartest choices, she was like most people who end up on the computer looking for love - she was vulnerable and way too trusting. I loved the way the writer tied up all the loose ends at the end of the book. It drives me crazy when a book leaves you hanging and you have to figure out for yourself what happend. Everything was neatly concluded and it left you smiling and feeling good. I'll definately read the next book from this author - she's got talent!

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Summary: Betrayal Of Trust
Review: I consider myself an avid reader and this particular book read like a third-grade primer... who does this author's editing? There were misspellings and grammatical errors throughout the entire book. It was unbelievable. Never will I read another book by this particular author.... I bought this book based on the synopsis which was grossly over-rated. In the future, I will be leery of trying any new author - to spend the amount of money on a book that took about two hours to read - that had no substance, that was irritatingly in error at least every fifth page - never again. I cannot believe a book of such low caliber was published.

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Summary: Thank you.
Review: I really enjoyed this book. I have to thank the author for such a wonderful story. I love to read and I Love Thrillers. I am a harsh judge on writters. I usually only read Thrillers written by Dean Koontz, because I love his style. In addition to that, I will never read books written by Steven King because I do not like his style. I was hesitant to read a thriller by an author other than Koontz, but I gave it a change and I am happy I did. I really enjoyed reading this book, and I was drawn into the book just as I am drawn into the novels of Koontz. I think the author has the nack of writting thrillers and I will be adding her to my list of writters who's Thriller based novels I MUST READ!!
Thanks for the suspense and thrills!

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Summary: What an Emotional Roller coaster
Review: This is the kind of book that keeps you on the edge of your seat. I was completly drawn in to the charachters and their emotions. The authors descriptions of the people and places were so accurate that you felt like you were right there wrapped up in the story. I have a hard time finding a book that keeps my attention, but this one DID! I recommend this book to everyone, and be prepared to read it all night long, because once you start it....you will not want to stop!

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Summary: What an emotional rollercoaster
Review: This is the kind of book that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Once I picked up this book, I could not put it down. I was drawn in to each charachters life and emotions. The descriptions were so detailed that you could clearly visualize the people and the place where the story took place. I have a hard time finding a book that keeps my attention, but this book DID!! I recommend it to everyone, and be prepared to read the book straight through the night, because once you start reading it...you wont want to stop!!

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Summary: Awesome!
Review: This story grabs you and sucks you in from the moment you start reading it. I love when a book can do that!
The charactors were very realistic,and I especially liked Mr. Finley, he was a cool guy.
I was amazed at the transformation of emotions this book takes you through. One second your tense, the next second your laughing.
It really was a rollercoaster ride reading this book. One rollercoaster ride I was definately glad I took.
If you get the chance, check it out!

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Summary: I really enjoyed this book!
Review: This was a really great book. The story reads along quickly because it's so interesting you don't want to put the book down. As a person who has met someone I've met on the computer,
(and the person I met lied to me also, but not nearly as bad as Noah did) it gives you something to think about before you give out the little detail of your personal life. I know I'll be alot more careful in the future when it comes to meeting people, not just on the computer but in meeting people in general. I'd love to read the sequel to this story.

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Summary: This would make a great movie!!!
Review: This was a very eye opening book. I've been using my own personal computer for years to make new friends and never really thought too much about the possible dangerous situations I could get myself involved in. After reading Betrayal Of Trust, I know I should be alot more careful about giving out simple pieces of information such as telephone numbers and Post Office box numbers. I was just as naive as Kristine Spencer in thinking that giving my Post Office box number would keep my idenity secure. It just goes to show you, if someone wants to get your information bad enough, there going to do it. We should all be a bit more computer smart when it comes to strangers. If nothing else, this book has made me realize, how willing we all are to open up our life to the complete strangers on the other end of our keyboard. Has this generation really lost touch with
reaching out to our "real life friends and family"? Why are we all so compelled to turn to our computer friends, and I use that term lightly. After all, when you think about it, do any of us really know who we are talking to on the computer?

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Summary: This was an awesome book!
Review: This was such a great story. I never expected all the different twists this book would take but it was definately worth reading. I couldn't put it down!