Review of Waterworks

[DL Gardene]

Waterworks

Lara and Uri strikes again! The amazing couple shows how to work together in spite of the odds against them. They are always eager to work together and fight in any situation that threatens them or their environment. In this particular series the water source is tampered with that poison many people and they were forced to work a part although their tactics are very similar.

[Black Indigo]

Thank you for another well-written review of the Lara and Uri series. The storyline of Waterworks seems interesting.

[Anusha Thatavarthi]

Another thrilling Lara and Uri adventure. Can't wait to read this one. Thanks for the amazing review.

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

Jack Winnick doesn't fail to deliver. A book that delves into the domestic lives of high-value undercover agents is intriguing. I love his writing style. Thanks for a great review.

[Emmanuel Abiodun Olutayo]

"Waterworks" by Jack Winnick is an eye-opener to the extent to which evil people can go. I think this should create an awareness of an increased level of proactive measures in society. Congrats on BOTD. Nice review.

[Harty Muli]

I like the conscientiousness of the spy couple Lara and Uri as they try to find the culprits that have poisoned the water system in this latest book based in LA. Thanks for the review.

[Atieno Magero]

I appreciate that all of the books in this series can be read as stand-alones. That being said I can tell that just like its predecessors this is going to be a gripping and hard to put down kind of novel. I'm curious to see how our favourite duo will save the world in this one.

[Kibet Hillary]

It is good to see that Lara and Uri are not only racing against time but also misdirection. Every reader will definitely be enthralled following the couple in their undercover work, and I like the inclusion of personal sentiments as well. Thanks a lot for the fascinating review; it piques one's interest to read the book.

[Manang Muyang]

Oh no, not the water! Lara and Uri once again risk their lives and marriage for the world's safety. I have stopped reading about terrorism, though. I cannot stand the carnage anymore.

[Oluwaseyi A 3]

Lara and uri my favourites. They always show up for the world. Quite fascinating!

[Tommy Mayengbam]

Jack Winnick's works are never a disappointment. I bet this one, too, will exceed readers' expectations.

One thing I love about his books is the fast-paced nature, and I recommend the series to anyone who is a fan of such.

[Mercy Wambui Ndungu]

Your detailed review of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick provides a comprehensive understanding of the book's strengths and nuances. The exploration of terrorism through water supply poisoning is noted as a fresh and realistic angle, with the incorporation of scientific and technological details enhancing the plot's plausibility. The history of settings adds depth, and the fast pace is commended for creating urgency and sustaining interest.

[Smrithi Arun]

As mentioned earlier, the Lara-Uri series isn't suitable for me as it has instances of graphic violence and terrorism. Good to know that it has reached an audience that cherishes and appreciates it. Congrats on the BOTD.

[grace ruhara]

I applaud Jack Winning for his incredible creativity. I am used to reading action novels that are as a results of firearms and missiles attacks by the terrorists, but having one that is due to water poisoning is already thrilling and intriguing. I can not wait to lay my hands on it and see what solutions are available to save the citizens.

[Janet Kimetto]

Lara and Uri's missions and personal lives sound interesting. I have this series on my TBR; it would be great to start with the first book "East Wind." Congrats on BOTD!