Donald Churchwell

Betrayal Donald Churchwell

Freelance assassin Alexandra Jane (A. J.) Moring abandons every facet of her previous life and her somewhat shady DEA employers after the murder of Tom, her would-be lover, in Colombia. She leaves South America, her split from her past life total, including friends and family. Everything except her money. With her funds deposited in the Caymans, she escapes to that island paradise in total secrecy, assembles a small support team there, and begins her new career. She still kills for cash, but now she selects the targets and sets the fee. After a wildly successful operation stealing millions from a ruthless female cartel head, she discovers the same woman is personally responsible for Tom's murder. When the opportunity arises to terminate the woman and get paid as well, A. J. jumps at the chance to potentially look her enemy in the eyes just before she shatters her brains with a high-velocity chunk of lead. No love is lost between A. J. and her nemesis. Unfortunately, other players in this high-stakes game of chess betray A. J., revealing her plans. Knowing A. J.'s intentions, the cartel head captures the thief and embarks on a series of brutal physical and mental tortures designed to deter any who might consider crossing her, videotaping every perverse detail of A. J.'s abuse. Will A. J. die at this woman's hands? Even if she escapes with her life, will she retain her sanity? Read Betrayal to find the answers.