Official Review: East Wind, 2nd edition by Jack Winnick

Post by **Vickie Noel** » 07 Sep 2019, 03:03

These characters' names sound quite familiar although I can't remember the particular book in which I saw them. I love spy thrillers, and I think it's interesting that there's a chance Walid, after being indoctrinated by terrorist beliefs, might turn out to some sort of hero. The intrigue is palpable. Thanks for the review.

Ashiyya Tariq · Post by **Ashiyya Tariq** » 07 Sep 2019, 03:15

The book sounds interesting happening in scenario that is going to be built up in ME.

Corina Elena · Post by **Corina Elena** » 07 Sep 2019, 03:32

I usually enjoy spy novels, and I am intrigued by the plotline. However, the political implications let me wondering if maybe we should reconsider the propaganda spread in the mainstream media. Terrorism is an incredibly difficult topic to debate, and instead of rewriting the same story every time, maybe authors could offer more perspectives. How about a book debating the situation in Gaza? How about a book promoting...peace for a change?
Other than that, the review is really good, and it was a pleasure reading it! Great job!

Tirtharaj · Post by **Tirtharaj** » 07 Sep 2019, 03:46

Thank you Cristinaro for the review. I'm glad about it. The plot is very likeable and consequently I am interested in the sequel too.

Post by **Emy Katherine** » 07 Sep 2019, 03:51

A well-written, well-edited, intriguing espionage thriller with well-developed characters. Plus, it is told from multiple perspectives! Not sure it is for me, but I added this book to my TBR list. Thank you for the detailed review!

Moddesser Elahi · Post by **Moddesser Elahi** » 07 Sep 2019, 05:06

An action thriller that includes a terrorist mission, and has a side related to a budding romance seems quite intriguing. Thank you for the review!

Lameck T · Post by **Lameck T** » 07 Sep 2019, 08:06

This is a book for people who like islamic and united states stories of terrorism.. I have liked suck movies, i would like to see how a book wil work out for me. Am surely reading this.

Benthic · Post by **Benthic** » 07 Sep 2019, 23:55

Sounds like an interesting plot. I expect it to be thrilling. Well written review.

THarveyReadALot · Post by **THarveyReadALot** » 08 Sep 2019, 18:41

Good descriptive review. However, I differ with the number of detailed scenes. There was one about one of the main characters, with an object, or objects, coming in his window and going through his body. Okay, I won't say any more about that. It was too descriptive, and kind of reminded me about another awful event in real history. I also like the author's jumping back and forth between characters. It makes the story more interesting and keeps the reader on their toes. I experienced that in another historical fiction series. Good job author and reviewer.

Fares Shipaxu · Post by **Fares Shipaxu** » 11 Sep 2019, 11:51

The book intrigued me as it is not so much of a thriller to the minor characters, every action is followed by an-all-answering move thereof. By and large, it reminds me of 24.

LeDiplomatique · Post by **LeDiplomatique** » 12 Sep 2019, 08:10

great review! This book seems interesting to my diplomatic mind...its a must read thanks to your mind blowing review.

Y0landa · Post by **Y0landa** » 12 Sep 2019, 08:26

Wow! Sounds like the author is a very skilled writer! I am really intrigued and would love to read this book after having read your excellent review. Thank You!

Mrunal Tikekar · Post by **Mrunal Tikekar** » 12 Sep 2019, 10:04

The summary of the book definitely points to a typical plot. From your review, I guess that despite being a typical script, the execution must be unique.