In the third book of the The Trust Series, Laura Caldwell and James Carter are back, and once again in the middle of scandalous business plots that lead to body bags and toe tags. Now married, the couple and their family are just trying to keep their heads low and enjoy living in seclusion in the Grand Cayman. But when old acquaintances are murdered, the family realizes that it’s time to come out of hiding and deal with lingering vendettas before they end up dead as well.
Like the two previous book, this book is a stand-alone title; however if the reader has not read all of the books, he/she is likely to be lost and confused. Even having read the second book (Blind Trust), I was still confused by the various twists and all of the players involved. All four books in the series should probably be read in order and immediately following one another for the reader to fully comprehend. I read Blind Trust (book #2) months ago and therefore had forgotten all the details that were pertinent to the third book (Betrayal of the Trust). Like Blind Trust, Betrayal of the Trust started slowly, but by mid-book was engaging and suspenseful. Although the series is well-written, the concept being somewhat of a conspiracy theory, political suspense, and murder mystery thrown together in one book made the story a bit overwhelming to follow.