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"Institutional Betrayal" as a category for books encompasses narratives that explore the failure of trusted organizations or systems to protect and support individuals, often exacerbating harm instead. These works delve into the dynamics of trust and power, highlighting how institutions—be they governmental, educational, religious, or corporate—can neglect their duties, prioritize self-interest, or perpetuate injustice. Through personal accounts, investigative journalism, or fictionalized stories, books in this genre reveal the emotional and societal impact of such betrayals, offering insights into the complexities of accountability, the struggle for justice, and the resilience of those affected. This category not only critiques systemic flaws but also encourages discourse on reform and healing.

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