Official Review: Betrayal of Faith by Mark M. Bello
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Re: Official Review: Betrayal of Faith by Mark M. Bello
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Thank you very much. Other readers may consider the subject of this book, kind of, taboo.Jaime Lync wrote:Awesome review. The themes in this one are very weighty. I love books like this but I'm glad you mentioned that some people may not find this agreeable.
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Thank you very much. I hope you get a chance to read it.Butterflybookworm wrote: ↑02 Apr 2018, 21:57 Awesome review! Sounds like a very enjoyable book. Looking forward to reading this book.
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You're welcome and thank you for your comment. I enjoyed the book a lot.chiefsimplex wrote: ↑22 Mar 2019, 16:37 Impressive! I am definitely going to read this one.This sounds like a series of mysteries, one flowing into another.Some revelation every once in a while is right on point.Thanks for such a great review.
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Jennifer, a widow and a mother of two boys, is faced with an unthinkable life her son's are going to have live after finding out what they have been through. As a resolution, she turns to a priest who recommends a psychiatrist for her boys' behavior. Together, their suspicion of a world known establishment could shake the nation to the core if what they believe is true. She seeks council from the lawyer who helped her get through the case of her husband's death.
Zachary a lawyer with bad luck being the only kind of luck he's had, is presented with what he hopes will save his career and his life. As Jenny takes a chance on him, he realizes that his selfish wants or needs in this matter suddenly doesn't matter anymore. He is faced with having to start from the bottom which is where he stands, and actually put effort into actual work as a lawyer he knows he has in himself. With the demands from the raw emotions Jenny expresses how important it is not only for her boys but possibly other boys if he does not do as she asked. Suddenly, he is not only facing a case of his lifetime; it is the only case in a lifetime for him to do what she asks.
A priest needs to be put away not hidden from the facts of his life. While ruining the lives of innocent boys, he is backed up by the most powerful establishment in the world. The lawyer and his client have an important mission of stopping that sick man from ruining more lives. In order to do that, they have to risk her boy's reputation, and what's far more dangerous is bringing down the reputation of the reason her boys no longer have faith. When Zach brings in his long time friend Micah to investigate, what unravels are crimes against a priest and the organization that covers up the ruining of lives by paying for silence from fear of being exposed.
The title is exactly what this book is about, as he brings each characters to life I could almost put a voice to each of them as they play their part in this emotional, exciting, excellency exhibiting the truth. I give this 4 to the most power it could get and highly recommend everyone to read this book. Especially if it could help someone understand that faith has been betrayed.
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