Honor and Betrayal
The Untold Story of the Navy SEALs Who Captured the “Butcher of Fallujah”—and the Shameful Ordeal They Later Endured

Could not put the book down... Ive gone from sad to downright pissed!! Ashamed is a good word....I hate to see sacrificial lambs and lives ruined because of agendas of others... Just like in "lone survivor" when PC trumps common sense...... These men were are ARE heroes..and deserve a huge apology!......more

The idea behind the book is fantastic; one would expect gripping drama and heart-wrenching accounts from the wrongly accused SEALs. In my opinion, however, Patrick Robinson's superfluous use of hyperbole and repeating several sections of text made this book difficult to read. The cover gave away the......more

Its hard to read... I don't mean its unclear or poorly presented. I mean its humiliating. Basically, a Navy SEAL is accused by another military member of punching, once in the stomach, a murdering terrorist who was captured in a bloodless military operation- and the SEALs who were there at the time......more

I am deeply saddened by the few unwarranted negative reviews that have been posted about our book, “Honor and Betrayal”. This book, primarily the latter half, was written based on the events that took place between September 1, 2009 and May 5 2010, the final day of my courts-martial. A few very negat......more

I read the reviews about this book, especially from the former SEAL concerning the individual named Ware. Based on those writings, the man is dangerous and a traitor. I would imagine he has many sleepless nights knowing who and whom he is "betraying". I certainly would. Concerning the book, after my......more