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Title: Betrayal in Brooklyn

Author: W.J. Reeves

Narrator: Wyntner Woody

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-14-13

Publisher: William J. Reeves

Genres: Mysteries & Thrillers, Modern Detective

Publisher's Summary:

Mean streets, bad intentions, and designer dope describe Betrayal in Brooklyn, which is about a man who has become the hunted. Richie Bucceroni, son of a dead mobster, but now a PhD, is trying to rebuild his life after the murder of his wife and child when a cunning killer targets him. Betrayal in Brooklyn races to a violent conclusion with a Brooklyn trifecta - one fistfight, one shooting, and one bombing. In the process, Bucceroni knocks out two neo-Nazis, a promiscuous professor gets shot, thrice, in the caboose, and the bombing is a Bensonhurst solution. When in doubt, kill as many as you can.

Members Reviews:

Betrayal in Brooklyn: Review

Ever wonder if professors live quiet lives of mediocrity? Wonder no more. Professor Reeves delivers a sensational story. He gets it. Great characters make great stories, and Betrayal has both. His academic novel introduces Richie Bucceroni, and a complex supporting cast that could fund any needs of a New York CSI show. Betrayal in Brooklyn swoops. Before you know it, you're on page 30, then 50, then heading to the finish line. This thrilling gritty mystery is expertly told, easily digested; it leaves you frustrated there isn't more. If Reeves changed his first name, he may well be on his way following in the path of Dashiell Hammett.

Betrayal in Brooklyn

The author's droll sense of humor is expressed through the observations and experiences of his protagongist Richie Bucceroni. Bucceroni leads the reader through seamy Brooklyn neighborhoods populated by sundry gang members, oversexed academia, and various other unsavory characters.

The story moves quickly and is fun to read. It is a page turner as the reader is anxious to met the latest character or see how our hero manages to extricate himself from his continual escapades, some of which are very scary, and I found, often nerve racking.

Who is the betrayer? I figured it out. Will you?

I am looking forward to the sequel.

Betrayal in Brooklyn

Writing in a style that would make Dashiell Hammett feel right at home, Reeves demonstrates his artistry by making that approach fresh, contemporary and entertaining - even for someone who hasn't the slightest clue who Dashiell Hammett is. Attempting to be witty can be dangerous for an author but Reeves pulls it off so well you may be anticipating the next zinger as much as the next twist of the plot. Even with the hyperbole, the insider peeks at the life of a college professor provide an unusual but natural setting for this non-stop thriller. I couldn't put it down.

Such an exciting read... its Brooklyn as you can only imagine

Bucceroni is a real "knight" of Brooklyn--this book is all about a guy who cant seem to avoid trouble. Lots of action, plus I was kept guessing until the last pages. Loved the other characters like Candy the woman with half a face and Beef Patty the security guard who's supposed to be protecting Bucceroni. A real look at Brooklyn the way it is today. I'll buy Vol.II when it comes out.

Hard Boiled Professor

Betrayal in Brooklyn is as hard boiled as they come and Bucceroni is as noire as any detective. Good stuff here from the back alleys of NYC roughest borough, written by a man who may just have seen it all from Ave A to Ave Z. I look forward to part II already.