Review of The Date Farm
Posted: 05 Nov 2022, 01:22
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]
The fourth book in Jack Winnick's Lara and Uri series is The Date Farm. In this book, the reader sees the newlywed couples still fighting crimes and participating in various actions. This book also provides the reader with romance, suspense, and thrilling scenes to enjoy.
The Lara and Uri series always begins with exciting antagonistic scenes. This time, it was a terrorist attack on a shopping mall that killed and injured hundreds of people. Before carrying out their heinous act, the terrorist disrupted communication lines, leaving the victims without assistance. The terrorists committed suicide immediately after the attack. The incident shocked the country and terrified the population. Uri was having a good time with his new wife while on vacation at Lara's family home. He was just getting to know his new family when he heard about the terror attack that ruined his vacation. Lara is now an adjunct agent for both Mossad and the FBI. The nation's fate now depends on this couple's ability to investigate and prevent future attacks. Get this book to untangle the plot twist that occurred.
When it comes to crime, thriller, and action novels, Jack Winnick never disappoints. With his incredible setting and captivating plot, he always tries to make his book look like a movie in the reader's mind. The themes of this book are grief, love, and courage. This book's character development was superior to other series of this book that I've read. A slew of emotions grips the reader, causing them to identify with the characters on their quest to solve the mystery. In book four, Lara and Uri's dedication to their work is unparalleled in any series I've read. The reader is shown how decisions are made in the political sector and how tasks are meticulously carried out. The terrorists' capture of Lara, Uri, and their team made the book's climax and suspense epic. The author understands how to twist his storyline so that the plot is unpredictable. The reader is left wondering what will happen to Lara and Uri throughout the book.
Although the author kept the violent scenes at the beginning of the book brief, they provided a catharsis similar to 9/11 and were very disturbing to me. This is the author's fourth book, and they're all about Islamist terrorists. I wish the author would write about more than just Islamist extremists, such as Russian spies and threats from North Korea.
While reading this book, I noticed a few punctuation errors. This demonstrates that this book was professionally edited. I'm giving this book 4 out of 4 stars because of the themes it explores and the incredible climax it contains. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy crime and action novels.
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The Date Farm
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The fourth book in Jack Winnick's Lara and Uri series is The Date Farm. In this book, the reader sees the newlywed couples still fighting crimes and participating in various actions. This book also provides the reader with romance, suspense, and thrilling scenes to enjoy.
The Lara and Uri series always begins with exciting antagonistic scenes. This time, it was a terrorist attack on a shopping mall that killed and injured hundreds of people. Before carrying out their heinous act, the terrorist disrupted communication lines, leaving the victims without assistance. The terrorists committed suicide immediately after the attack. The incident shocked the country and terrified the population. Uri was having a good time with his new wife while on vacation at Lara's family home. He was just getting to know his new family when he heard about the terror attack that ruined his vacation. Lara is now an adjunct agent for both Mossad and the FBI. The nation's fate now depends on this couple's ability to investigate and prevent future attacks. Get this book to untangle the plot twist that occurred.
When it comes to crime, thriller, and action novels, Jack Winnick never disappoints. With his incredible setting and captivating plot, he always tries to make his book look like a movie in the reader's mind. The themes of this book are grief, love, and courage. This book's character development was superior to other series of this book that I've read. A slew of emotions grips the reader, causing them to identify with the characters on their quest to solve the mystery. In book four, Lara and Uri's dedication to their work is unparalleled in any series I've read. The reader is shown how decisions are made in the political sector and how tasks are meticulously carried out. The terrorists' capture of Lara, Uri, and their team made the book's climax and suspense epic. The author understands how to twist his storyline so that the plot is unpredictable. The reader is left wondering what will happen to Lara and Uri throughout the book.
Although the author kept the violent scenes at the beginning of the book brief, they provided a catharsis similar to 9/11 and were very disturbing to me. This is the author's fourth book, and they're all about Islamist terrorists. I wish the author would write about more than just Islamist extremists, such as Russian spies and threats from North Korea.
While reading this book, I noticed a few punctuation errors. This demonstrates that this book was professionally edited. I'm giving this book 4 out of 4 stars because of the themes it explores and the incredible climax it contains. I recommend this book to readers who enjoy crime and action novels.
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The Date Farm
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon