Review of The Date Farm
Posted: 04 Aug 2024, 06:43
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]
Picture this: terrorists attack a mall in Beverly Hills, killing and injuring hundreds. Then, they hit two banks in NYC and stole a fortune in rare metals. The FBI and Mossad team up to take them down, with agents Lara Edmond and Uri Levin going undercover as immigrants to infiltrate a secret date farm in Iran. It's a high-stakes mission—can they get the stolen goods back and take out the terrorists? Jack Winnick's The Date Farm is a wild ride that'll keep you on the edge of your seat!
Lara and Uri are seriously the most dedicated characters I've ever come across! The author does an amazing job showing how the political sausage gets made and how they plan their missions. But then, BAM! The terrorists turn the tables and capture our heroes, and it's a wild ride from there. These agents are the epitome of bravery and dedication. Even when they knew their lives were on the line, they refused to back down and saw their mission through to the end. I think they're a shining example for others in their field to follow—their fearlessness and determination are truly inspiring.
I love how Jack Winnick keeps one guessing—you never know what's coming next! The only downside is that the violent scenes at the beginning were really tough to read. I get why they were necessary, but wow... they were intense. My only critique is that the author seems to focus solely on Islamist extremists; I'd love to see them tackle other threats, like Russian spies or North Korea, in future books. Still, I can't wait to see what's next!
I give The Date Farm a deserving 5 out of 5 star rating; no errors were found, the editing was flawless, and I have no dislikes about the book.
Let's be real, The Date Farm is intense. It's got some pretty intense moments, including violence, strong language, and explicit scenes. But if you're a fan of crime fiction and thrillers and can handle that kind of content, then I'd totally recommend it.
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The Date Farm
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Picture this: terrorists attack a mall in Beverly Hills, killing and injuring hundreds. Then, they hit two banks in NYC and stole a fortune in rare metals. The FBI and Mossad team up to take them down, with agents Lara Edmond and Uri Levin going undercover as immigrants to infiltrate a secret date farm in Iran. It's a high-stakes mission—can they get the stolen goods back and take out the terrorists? Jack Winnick's The Date Farm is a wild ride that'll keep you on the edge of your seat!
Lara and Uri are seriously the most dedicated characters I've ever come across! The author does an amazing job showing how the political sausage gets made and how they plan their missions. But then, BAM! The terrorists turn the tables and capture our heroes, and it's a wild ride from there. These agents are the epitome of bravery and dedication. Even when they knew their lives were on the line, they refused to back down and saw their mission through to the end. I think they're a shining example for others in their field to follow—their fearlessness and determination are truly inspiring.
I love how Jack Winnick keeps one guessing—you never know what's coming next! The only downside is that the violent scenes at the beginning were really tough to read. I get why they were necessary, but wow... they were intense. My only critique is that the author seems to focus solely on Islamist extremists; I'd love to see them tackle other threats, like Russian spies or North Korea, in future books. Still, I can't wait to see what's next!
I give The Date Farm a deserving 5 out of 5 star rating; no errors were found, the editing was flawless, and I have no dislikes about the book.
Let's be real, The Date Farm is intense. It's got some pretty intense moments, including violence, strong language, and explicit scenes. But if you're a fan of crime fiction and thrillers and can handle that kind of content, then I'd totally recommend it.
******
The Date Farm
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon