The Betrayed

by Kate Kray

A first novel of crime, gangsters, and a woman trying to walk away, from true-crime author Kate Kray Rosie was a beautiful, young actress when she fell in love with Johnny Mullins, the notorious London gangster. But their married life was far from what she had hoped it would be and was marred by drug abuse and violence. After Johnny was arrested and sentenced to 18 years, it became clear that their relationship was doomed to fail. Now, years later, and for the first time in a long time, life is finally looking up for Rosie Mullins. She has confronted her jealous husband and told him that she wants out, her acting career has taken off, and she has fallen into a new relationship with a top TV executive. All too quickly, however, she finds that Johnny’s influence extends far beyond the prison walls that contain him. To make matters worse, his intensely loyal twin brother, "Mad Dog" Eddie, is proving to be every bit as dangerous as her husband. Betrayed by those who had sworn to protect her and cornered by her past, Rosie has to fight with every breath to protect herself and her beloved daughter, Ruby. She finds herself forced to play a very, very dangerous game; setting her old family against her new one.

Genres: Crime

264 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Grace]

I would have liked to give this a 3.5 star rating.

This is the first book that I have read by this author and it was easy to read and a good story. I will try and find some more books by this author.

[Pol]

Could not stop reading, such a twist that i wanted to know how ended great book by kate kray

[Jackie]

Disappointed

Storyline was very weak. Not proof read as many errors. Story contradicted itself and was repetitive. Found it very amateurish. Ending was not finished and left hanging.

[Dinnierose]

The story line is so twisted .......

[Pamela Gillings]

A good story with a twist that i did see coming. However saying that it didn't spoil the story for me.

[JOAN M.]

Enjoyable Read

Loved the characters. The twist with the paedophile was a surprise . He got his just dessert. Clever writing. Enjoyed it immensely

[Carol Elgie]

Really enjoyed this book.

[Margaret]

Tedious, hackneyed, sexist, derivative etc.

[Dianne]

A bit predictable but an easy read.

[Rob]

another great story about the criminal underworld. ending was surprising and also leaves scope for a follow up book.

[Michelle Rawcliffe]

another great book, similar to Roberta Katy, Martina Cole Tec. but without the language in Martina Cole. few typos but nothing major. looking forward to the next book if there is one

[Stephen]

Enjoyed the book. It had a compelling storyline which was realistic, though not entirely believable in my mind. The number of typos in the text was distracting.

[Theweebarrell]

really enjoyed this book