Review of The Date Farm
Posted: 24 Mar 2023, 01:40
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]
Lara and Uri took a break from their respective jobs after their wedding. When they were called to Los Angeles as a result of a significant attack at the Los Angeles mall, their holiday was brought to an end. There were several people intentionally murdered and injured. However, the bloodbath left no trace; no particular group of people had been singled out for the assault; it occurred in a public setting and affected a wide variety of people.
Everything was normal until ten fully dressed men in black entered the mall on a boisterous Saturday. These men's presence raised suspicions as they were dressed in the same clothes, but the alarms were ignored as it could be a coincidence. These concerns turned out to be correct as the men dispersed themselves throughout the mall, made gas fill the area, and then randomly opened fire on everyone in the mall that day. As these men opened fire on them, others scurried around to find cover. The mall was a complete mess. After carrying out this heinous murder, these men blew themselves up. Naturally, this caused a commotion in the city, and the mall had to be surrounded by police officers. The investigation needed the attention of the most recent couple, Lara and Uri. Did they apprehend the people in charge of the offenders?
The value of having trustworthy men always ready to go and get the job done was one of the many lessons this book taught me. I also learned how well-prepared a person's enemy can be. That you're unprepared doesn't mean your rival is unprepared too. I even noted how well it pays to be vigilant and careful in whatever we do. We can't control every situation, but we can at least be prepared for them when they happen. I enjoyed the action of this book above all else. The mood and pace of the story were easy for the readers to follow. I particularly love how our courageous couple, who serve as the main protagonists, were taken hostage. It serves as a reminder to the readers of their frailty. The book was also flawlessly written due to the author's great writing skills, which I truly appreciated.
There wasn't anything I found objectionable about the book because the author did a superb job with this imaginative narrative. I gave this book, The Date Farm by Jack Winnick, a rating of five out of five stars because I could find nothing to criticize. The book was exceptionally well edited, as I found no errors.
I believe that adults who enjoy suspense, espionage, and novels about terrorism but are not scared by violent scenes should read this book. I recommend this book to people over 17 because it is mostly about terrorism, and the detailed descriptions of the bloody scenes made me think of horrible things. Suicide, murder, violence, and kidnapping were all depicted in the book. There was a small amount of swearing in the text. This book will interest people who like international spy stories with counter-terrorism operations, suspense, and surprising plot turns.
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The Date Farm
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Lara and Uri took a break from their respective jobs after their wedding. When they were called to Los Angeles as a result of a significant attack at the Los Angeles mall, their holiday was brought to an end. There were several people intentionally murdered and injured. However, the bloodbath left no trace; no particular group of people had been singled out for the assault; it occurred in a public setting and affected a wide variety of people.
Everything was normal until ten fully dressed men in black entered the mall on a boisterous Saturday. These men's presence raised suspicions as they were dressed in the same clothes, but the alarms were ignored as it could be a coincidence. These concerns turned out to be correct as the men dispersed themselves throughout the mall, made gas fill the area, and then randomly opened fire on everyone in the mall that day. As these men opened fire on them, others scurried around to find cover. The mall was a complete mess. After carrying out this heinous murder, these men blew themselves up. Naturally, this caused a commotion in the city, and the mall had to be surrounded by police officers. The investigation needed the attention of the most recent couple, Lara and Uri. Did they apprehend the people in charge of the offenders?
The value of having trustworthy men always ready to go and get the job done was one of the many lessons this book taught me. I also learned how well-prepared a person's enemy can be. That you're unprepared doesn't mean your rival is unprepared too. I even noted how well it pays to be vigilant and careful in whatever we do. We can't control every situation, but we can at least be prepared for them when they happen. I enjoyed the action of this book above all else. The mood and pace of the story were easy for the readers to follow. I particularly love how our courageous couple, who serve as the main protagonists, were taken hostage. It serves as a reminder to the readers of their frailty. The book was also flawlessly written due to the author's great writing skills, which I truly appreciated.
There wasn't anything I found objectionable about the book because the author did a superb job with this imaginative narrative. I gave this book, The Date Farm by Jack Winnick, a rating of five out of five stars because I could find nothing to criticize. The book was exceptionally well edited, as I found no errors.
I believe that adults who enjoy suspense, espionage, and novels about terrorism but are not scared by violent scenes should read this book. I recommend this book to people over 17 because it is mostly about terrorism, and the detailed descriptions of the bloody scenes made me think of horrible things. Suicide, murder, violence, and kidnapping were all depicted in the book. There was a small amount of swearing in the text. This book will interest people who like international spy stories with counter-terrorism operations, suspense, and surprising plot turns.
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The Date Farm
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon