Review of The Date Farm
Posted: 10 Aug 2022, 13:22
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The writing was phenomenal. I could literally picture everything that was going on. I do have to say that by the title of the book I thought it would have something to do with romance and/or dating but of course, it was not. It was action packed and left things for me to ponder about until they actually happened.
The characters were well rounded...from their work to their family. I look forward to reading some of the other books with these characters that I can learn even more about them.
I liked how the title was then tied into the storyline. It's like a movie where you finally hear an actor/actress actually verbalize the title of the movie.
It was not like other books I have read in the past where it starts out slow and I have had to make myself continue reading until I get to the action packed parts. This one captured my attention straight away.
There was some back and forth as to who would win in the end, perhaps even with injury to the main characters.
It was, in a way, reminiscent of the events of September 11, 2001. It sort of gave me a sense of being in on the action of that day and the ones described in the book.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading action packed but not blood and gore type books. It pulls you into the action but doesn't traumatize the mind.
4 out of 4
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The Date Farm
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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The writing was phenomenal. I could literally picture everything that was going on. I do have to say that by the title of the book I thought it would have something to do with romance and/or dating but of course, it was not. It was action packed and left things for me to ponder about until they actually happened.
The characters were well rounded...from their work to their family. I look forward to reading some of the other books with these characters that I can learn even more about them.
I liked how the title was then tied into the storyline. It's like a movie where you finally hear an actor/actress actually verbalize the title of the movie.
It was not like other books I have read in the past where it starts out slow and I have had to make myself continue reading until I get to the action packed parts. This one captured my attention straight away.
There was some back and forth as to who would win in the end, perhaps even with injury to the main characters.
It was, in a way, reminiscent of the events of September 11, 2001. It sort of gave me a sense of being in on the action of that day and the ones described in the book.
I would highly recommend this book to anyone that enjoys reading action packed but not blood and gore type books. It pulls you into the action but doesn't traumatize the mind.
4 out of 4
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The Date Farm
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon