The Betrayers - by Harold Robbins & Junius Podrug & Robert Gleason (Paperback)

About the Book

Luz has "nightheat," the sensuous quality in a woman that makes men ache with desire. What Nick Cutter doesn't know is that Luz has secrets--that beneath the glamour is a woman determined to turn her back on wealth and challenge a corrupt political system.

Book Synopsis

Luz had nightheat, the sensuous quality in a woman that makes men ache with desire. Nick loved and lusted for her the first time he saw her. But what he didn't know was that Luz had secrets--that beneath the glamour and sex appeal was a woman determined to turn her back on wealth and challenge a corrupt political system. Even if doing so meant her life.

Nick started out dirt poor--as a child, he survived the war-torn frozen hell of the siege of Leningrad and saw his mother starve to death as fat-cat bureaucrats ate well. He learned early that there were the haves and have-nots in this world. He was going to get everything rich people had--and more.

From a brutal Soviet orphanage to a plantation in the steamy jungles of the Caribbean, from sultry, violent Havana to the dangerous streets of Santo Domingo, Nick battled men who controlled and exploited the wealth of nations. With bootleg vodka and exotic rum, he built a business empire that would one day bring him into conflict with the most brutal dictator in the Caribbean--and a struggle for the love and life of the only woman he ever truly loved.

Review Quotes

"Robbins's sixth posthumus novel finds new cowriter Podrug outwriting the hormonal ghost. . . . Podrugs's strong, crisp style excels."---Kirkus Reviews on The Betrayers

"Robbins fans will not be disappointed in this latest book."--Booklist on The Betrayers

"Robbins's literary legacy remains very much alive, and his thousands of fans should experience a pleaseant sense of deja vu as they race through this latest installment."
--Publishers Weekly on Heat of Passion

"Robbins is a master."--Playboy


"Robbins fans will not be disappointed in this latest book."

About the Author

Born in New York City, HAROLD ROBBINS is one of the world's bestselling authors, writing novels that often mirrored his own experiences and that were peopled by charcacters he had met. He died at the age of eighty-one in Palm Springs, California.

JUNIUS PODRUG was selected by the Robbins Estate to carry on the ideas, uncompleted works, and tradition of Harold Robbins because he was both a friend of Harold's and a writer whose books Harold admired. He is the author of Harold Robbins' Sin City and Heat of Passion.