Name: Shadow of Betrayal
Rating: 3.25 (4 reviews)
ISBN: 9780440243724

Brett Battles

When a terrorist organization abducts children as part of a plot against the Western world, freelance operative Jonathan Quinn reluctantly takes the case and uncovers a more sinister truth that forces him to question the trustworthiness of those closest to him.

Shadow of Betrayal

Three jobs, no questions. That’s the deal Jonathan Quinn—freelance operative and professional “cleaner”—has struck with his client at the Office. But his first assignment in rural Ireland unexpectedly results in four dead bodies to dispose of—and leads him to an astounding mystery about to spin wildly out of control. Now Quinn, along with his colleague and girlfriend, the lethal Orlando, has a new mission: find and protect a U.N. aide worker who has suddenly disappeared from her assignment in war-torn Africa. If it were only that easy. Soon Quinn and Orlando will unearth a horrifying plot that is about to reach stage critical for a gathering of world leaders—and an act of terror more cunning, and more insidious, than anyone can foresee.

A Thriller

Jeff Brown 

I thought the previous two books were more compelling. But I really like the trio of main characters. I hope that this was just a story-stumble and the books improve.

Operative Jonathan Quinn has agreed to do three jobs but the assignment starts out badly--with four dead bodies in Ireland. Things don't seem to be getting any better as Quinn and his girlfriend Orlando hunt for a UN aide worker who has disappeared in Afr

Melody Izard

Still don't understand all the secret organizations or their purpose, but the interactions of the characters and the plot still holds my interest. They books always end in such a way that I want to continue the series.

Shadow of Betrayal

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