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Betrayals

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Betrayals, a compelling political conspiracy
mystery thriller, heralds the return of FBI
star agent, Jack Del Rio, who is perhaps the
only man in America who can stop the
strings of assassinations and conspiracies
that threaten to topple the entire government
administration and bring the United States
under the thumb of evil dictatorship.

Unable to trust even his closest friends and
allies in the Bureau, Jack must first survive
multiple attempts on his own life then sort out
the evil doers who have wormed their way
into top positions and do this in time to save
the President of the United States - who may
just be one of the conspirers himself. It's a
race to the finish and the devil takes the
hindmost.

344 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 20, 2016

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Richard Paolinelli

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Richard Paolinelli began his writing career as a freelance writer in 1984 in Odessa, TX and gained his first fiction credit serving as the lead writer for the first two issues of the Elite Comics sci-fi/fantasy series, Seadragon. In 1991 Richard began his sports writing career at the Gallup Independent before moving on to work for the Modesto Bee, Turlock Journal, Merced Sun-Star, Tracy Press, San Mateo County Times and the San Francisco Examiner. He also served as an editor and photographer with some of the newspapers. He won the 2001 California Newspaper Publishers Association award for Best Sports Story while at the Turlock Journal.

In 2010, Richard retired as a sportswriter and decided to return to his fiction writing roots. He released two short stories - The Invited and Legacy of Death - as well as a full-length sci-fi novel, Maelstrom. In 2015, Richard completed nearly two years of research and interviews and published, From The Fields: A History of Prep Football in Turlock, California, chronicling 95 years of high school football in his hometown. One month later, the first book of the Jack Del Rio series, Reservations, was published by Oak Tree Press.

In 2016, Richard was one of a dozen authors selected to participate in, Beyond Watson, an anthology of original Sherlock Holmes stories and was one of 20 writers involved in a second Holmes Anthology, Holmes Away From Home, released in December. Perfection's Arbiter, a biography of National League Umpire, Babe Pinelli, was released on October 8th. W & B Books acquired the Jack Del Rio series and released the second book, Betrayals, in November. The remaining two books in the Jack Del Rio series will follow in 2017 & 2018.

In January of 2017, Richard returned to his science fiction roots with the release of the novel, Escaping Infinity, and will release another sci-fi novel, When The Gods Fell, on September 4, 2018.

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June 7, 2020
Jack is out on a limb with working this case, the betrayals, and who to trust.
This is more political, with conspiracies, holds ones attention to figure it out. Enjoyed the audio of this and was given for my voluntary review and my honest opinion
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October 6, 2017
Over the top, but not nearly so much as, say, Matthew Reilly. Very different from the first book. This one is a political thriller/adventure. More like Brad Thor.
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December 13, 2016
Paolinelli does another outstanding job with Betrayals, the second in the Jack Del Rio series. Jack grabbed me by the collar and drew me into his world; one of conspiracy, espionage, betrayal, and loyalty. The FBI, CIA, Secret Service, and our Armed Forces are what we depend on to protect us and our president. Jack never lets you nor his beloved Untied States of America down. The scenario depicted is not only plausible but also possible; that’s what makes your heart race. I am looking forward Paolinelli’s third, Shades, and fourth, Endgames, in the next year. Reservations, the first, was fabulous! Absolutely love his style.
— CJ Loiacono
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