Betrayal (Choosing Family Series) by Jennifer Raines – Review by Debbie Best
Betrayal by Jennifer Raines
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
You Really Can’t Judge a BooThe bright beautiful colors of Raines’ new book, Betrayal, belies the complex subject matter that awaits inside. Anne Turner and Hunter Thompson are thrown together during a philanthropic project – Anne hopes to open a daycare center for her employer and Thompson holds the deed to the proposed site. Their attraction is immediate, but both, having been deeply scarred by the impact of their respective fathers (in Hunter’s case, some descriptions may be triggering for the reader), and in Anne’s case compounded by the death of a dear friend as well. The book is tightly written, and given the tension of the characters and subject matter, is difficult to put down. Themes include moving on from psychological trauma, trust in intimate relationships, and how we choose to define family. A satisfying read.k by its Cover …


