Acts of Betrayal

In reading Acts of Betrayal you are going to discover that I do not spend a lot of time describing the neighborhoods I have lived in or homes in which I grew up in, such as the type curtains in our house, the type of plates we ate on or what the houses on my blocked looked like that many writers use to give you a visual to image of what they saw. For this particular book I felt that unimportant descriptions of ones home or the neighborhood are immaterial with the exception of course of the Acts of Betrayal themselves that are perhaps going on within your home or the home of someone you know and the acts themselves are the issue that I wish to convey here today. What is material is that you recognize that someone is crying out for help and that you take responsibility in informing the authorities or your local agency that there maybe an atrocity taking place.