Reviews
Diane Hunt
This book is difficult to read because of its honesty. Betrayal confronts realities that many would rather deny, and it does so with dignity and courage.
John Church
George Cortez Johnson writes with a clarity and emotional depth that makes this story impossible to dismiss. This is not just a memoir. Every chapter forces the reader to reckon with the cost of silence and the strength it takes to survive it.
David Rosemont
A powerful and necessary book. Betrayal sheds light on a subject that remains hidden behind uniforms and tradition. It gave language to experiences many veterans struggle to name, and it does so without sensationalism or self-pity.
David B
What makes this book exceptional is its balance between compassion and hope. Johnson does not just describe trauma. He shows the long road toward healing and accountability. This should be required reading for anyone working with veterans.
Gordon J
This book helped me feel seen. For the first time, I recognized my own experiences reflected in someone else’s words. Betrayal is painful, yes but it is also validating and deeply human.
Derrick H
A brave, unflinching account of survival and recovery. Betrayal challenges institutions and reminds us why truth matters. This book deserves attention, discussion, and action.