books about: betrayal (prosperity perfection delusions)

books about: betrayal

books:

34 reviews
Beverly Lewis

Bethany House Publishers, 2003

Book by Beverly Lewis review
I am unable to go to book stores or movie places due to a terminal illness I have, and so I do my shopping online or my very busy family members have to do my shopping for me. I try to do as much as I can online for myself. I have used Amazon.com as well as other "well known retailers". These items came in great condition and much quicker than anticipated. Also I had ordered the other 4 books in ...

True Betrayals

42 reviews
Nora Roberts

Berkley Trade, 2005

Truly Good Reading
Excellent story - a real treat and the typical Nora Roberts novel that I have come to love. If you enjoy race horses, romance, adventure and mystery, True Betrayals is your book. To summarize, 26 year-old Kelsey Byden, recently divorced, and definitely raised with the upper crust, receives a letter from a mother she thought was long dead. Her father, Phillip Byden and Grandmother, Millicent ...

Hope After Betrayal: Healing When Sexual Addiction Invades Your Marriage

16 reviews
Meg Wilson

Kregel Publications, 2007

Hard truths, but points toware Truth nonetheless
Excellent resource. I appreciated the last chapter, which was written by Meg's husband. Solid advice and points to the ultimate Healer of all these sorts of situations. I wholeheartedly wish I'd never had to read it, but I'd definitely recommend it to other women who find themselves in this situation.

Robert Ludlum's (TM) The Bourne Betrayal

104 reviews
Eric Van Lustbader

Vision, 2008

bourne betrayal
ty,,book in great condition, love Robert Ludlum all pages there, great book i look for condition, fair price, 1st printing/edition purchased from amazon.com tyvm Lauri

The Betrayal Bond: Breaking Free of Exploitive Relationships

24 reviews
Patrick J. Carnes

HCI, 1997

A hard read, but can really help!
I bought this book to help my girlfriend. She has been having some issues and I couldn't get her to get some help. I remembered a while ago she mentioned that a therapist had told her she had some co-dependent issues, so I put that in google and this book popped up with astounding reviews. Well, I'll be the first to admit that they're right! I left the book out on her desk and it took her a few ...

Beyond Betrayal: Taking Charge of Your Life After Boyhood Sexual Abuse

11 reviews
Richard B. Gartner

Wiley, 2005

If there's one book that can help you, it's this one!
Richard Gartner's book, his words, his depth of understanding, his ability to connect with the reader in a safe and compassionate and empowering way, is stunning. It has been like holding up a mirror to our life, to the nuances and difficulties in our marriage, to the rage and shame that my husband has lived with for decades. He has never been able to read a book on this topic until this one - ...

The Betrayal of American Prosperity: Free Market Delusions, America's Decline, and How We Must Compete in the ...

4 reviews
Clyde Prestowitz

Free Press, 2010

Prestowitz captures the essence of America's naive approach to globalization and free trade
Clyde Prestowitz provides a candid and thoughtful analysis of the economic challenges facing the United States as we move forward in a global economic environment that has been transformed as a result of the decisions and trade-offs made by past US government administrations. As a former chief trade negotiator to Asia during the Reagan administration, Prestowitz provides a unique historical ...

Betrayals: A Strange Angels Novel

25 reviews
Lili St. Crow

Razorbill, 2009

This series is getting better
Betrayals picks up about a week after "Strange Angels" ends. Dru Anderson and her friend, the newly made loup-garou Graves, find themselves in a school for young djampirs and werwulfen. Dru has been promised that she will be safe from Sergej, the vampire who killed her father and is now out to kill her. But Dru's not happy at her new home. She feels that she's being overprotected and under ...

Betrayal

48 reviews
John Lescroart

Signet, 2008

Good book, but not much Hardy or Glitsky
For fans of John Lescroart, the blurb at the front of Betrayal looks promising: it states that after a three year absence, his series characters Dismas Hardy and Abe Glitsky have returned. While it may be literally true, it is also a deceptive assertion: Hardy and Glitsky have little more than token appearances in the first 400 pages (of a 552 page story in the paperback edition). The good ...

Rules of Betrayal

20 reviews
Christopher Reich

Doubleday, 2010

The Series Just Keeps Getting Better - Best novel yet
Here is the hard part, how do you explain an outstanding book without giving the whole thing away? Rules of Betrayal is by far the best in the series. The only thing I would suggest for someone that has not read the first two books is the start there. Not that you can not catch up but you will cheat yourself out of some good character development. This particular novel further develops the ...

Bones of Betrayal: A Body Farm Novel (Body Farm Novels)

71 reviews
Jefferson Bass

Harper, 2010

What a terrific story!
I don't often give the mysteries I read five stars...usually because the plots are weak or the characters are not as in depth as I like them to be. That isn't the case for this book by Jefferson Bass. I've read many books about the creation of the atomic bomb, mostly about the physicists involved and about Los Alamos in New Mexico. This book was about one of the other prime areas involved in ...

BETRAYAL of love and freedom

1 review
Paul Huljich

Mwella Publishing, 2010

More than a little truth
This book has an authentic unique style, and feels as if it is based on the author's own true experiences. I enjoyed the three sections each presented in different styles and books in themselves, which made the novel good value. The story of mental illness, and genuine recovery to achieve independence from medication, is a journey that many people are part way through, and may wish to achieve ...

Betrayal (Star Wars: Legacy of the Force, Book 1)

104 reviews
Aaron Allston

LucasBooks, 2007

planning to read the series
Good book. It has several of the original characters. I plan to read the whole series.

Face of Betrayal (Triple Threat Series #1)

178 reviews
Lis Wiehl, April Henry

Thomas Nelson, 2010

This Betrayal May Be Ultimate
Face of Betrayal by Lis Wiehl This is billed as a triple threat novel. The triple threat is FBI agent Nicole, TV reporter Cassidy and prosecutor Allison. These three cooperate and help each other in their daily work. A young woman's murder, a stalker and a U.S. Senator are the volatile mix that creates this literary cocktail. Ms. Wiehl created likeable characters with realistic flaws. ...

The Betrayal: A Novel on John Calvin

7 reviews
Douglas Bond

P & R Publishing, 2009

Thought provoking...
Even though it is historical fiction, Calvin's great love for Christ comes through poignantly in his writings that are condensed and interspersed throughout the novel. I found myself pausing to look up scriptural references and then pondering the different viewpoints interpreted from those scriptures. A great read with a sobering insight into the Reformation.

Perfection: A Memoir of Betrayal and Renewal

140 reviews
Julie Metz

Voice, 2009

Best Surprise Read
I received a copy of this book recently and had no idea what to expect. I could not put it down. The storytelling is truly amazing and candid. I have already recommended this book to several people and, though the tale itself isn't the most uplifting, the author's ability to see the glass as half-full makes this a great summer read.

Shadow of Betrayal: A Jonathan Quinn Novel (Jonathan Quinn Novels)

22 reviews
Brett Battles

Dell, 2010

SHADOW OF BETRAYAL
Brilliantly written. Felt like I was breathing, thinking, and feeling WITH the characters! What a finish! Thank you Brett Battles for another Jonathan Quinn thriller. Shadow of Betrayal: A Jonathan Quinn Novel (Jonathan Quinn Novels)

The Betrayal of the Blood Lily (Pink Carnation)

21 reviews
Lauren Willig

Dutton Adult, 2010

Loved the new setting
Even as a big fan of the Pink Carnation Series, it's hard to imagine that Lauren Willig will able to come up with more new stories with the exciting twists and turns, yet she continues to surprise me. I think she did a great job in describing India and giving the characters fresh challenges and obstacles. Penelope is definitely the more brazen one of the bunch, but it fit this story well. I'm ...

Betrayal in Death

68 reviews
J. D. Robb

Berkley, 2001

j.d. robb
another enjoyable book by j.d. robb about eve dallas and her love roarke..like all her books they are easy to read and very easy to keep your attention...love all the mystery.

Agent Zigzag: A True Story of Nazi Espionage, Love, and Betrayal

47 reviews
Ben Macintyre

Three Rivers Press, 2008

Stranger Than Fiction
This book had all the suspense of a great book of fiction. If this book did not have its list of references, I may not have believed the whole story. I was engrossed in the book throughout. A thoroughly enjoyable read.