Betrayal is a powerful memoir that exposes the hidden reality of Military Sexual Trauma through the lived experience of a young African American soldier who entered the military seeking escape and safety. What he encountered instead was violence, racism, and a devastating betrayal by the very institution meant to protect him.

This is not a story of victimhood alone. Betrayal is also evidence of survival, recovery, and the courage it takes to reclaim one’s voice. The author confronts the cost of institutional neglect while offering hope to others who have endured similar harm. The book challenges readers to face uncomfortable truths about power, racism, and Military Sexual Trauma, while affirming that healing and purpose remain possible.