Review of Waterworks

[Ritu Pandey]

Thanks a bunch for diving into "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick! Loved your take on the fresh angle it brings to terrorism narratives. Your keen observations on the realistic touch, historical backdrop, and the spies' personal struggles hit the nail on the head. Great call on suggesting English translations — always looking for ways to make it a smoother ride for readers. Super appreciate your heads up for sensitive souls too. Cheers to more captivating reads!

[Jay Lu]

"Waterworks" by Jack Winnick sounds like a gripping read that masterfully combines real-world threats with engaging fiction. The focus on unconventional terrorism through water supply poisoning adds a chilling and thought-provoking dimension. The inclusion of the protagonists' challenges, such as starting a family while being undercover, brings a humanizing and relatable aspect to the narrative. It's intriguing to see how the blend of fast-paced action, personal struggles, and detailed historical settings creates a captivating story. Great insight on the review!

[Marina Flisvou]

Your detailed analysis paints a vivid picture of this action-packed and suspenseful novel. "Waterworks" appears to be a captivating addition to the Lara and Uri series, offering a unique perspective on terrorism and the personal lives of those who work to combat it.

[Kshitija Sonawane]

I have read the samples of the series' other books, and they all seemed good. As I read through this sample, I was mind-blown as to how an element that we rarely study could be used for mass destruction, so less amount of it was needed to complete the task. I was so engrossed that I wished that the terrorists never knew that such a thing could be done. Congratulations to the author for BOTD and best wishes for future projects.

[Kirsten Wheeler]

Wonderful review. Your enjoyment of the book truly shines through. I'm getting strong James Bond - Mission Impossible - Charlie's Angle vibes from this book. I will be adding this series to my TBR.

[Prince Ekeoma]

"Waterworks" by Jack Winnick. An interesting book about Uri and Lara, their marriage has been up to two years now but no child. The couple are so eager to have children. They have to take a break or a vacation. Uri and Lara while on vacation were called on a mission and disguise themselves. Congrats on your #BOTD.

[Gladis Ratish Kumar]

The review provided a thorough and positive analysis. I find myself captivated by the narrative of water poisoning as a terrorist act and the way Lara and Uri, the espionage duo, handle the crisis.

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Jack Winnick's 'Waterworks' elevates the stakes in the Lara and Uri series, bringing a terrifyingly plausible threat of water supply poisoning to light. It's not just about the mission; it's a deep dive into the personal struggles of undercover agents balancing their dangerous jobs with their personal lives. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Michael Gambo]

The long-awaited union of Jack Winnick's protagonists is a joyous development! After secret romances, it's heartening to see them having tied the knot in the fifth installment. This adds a new layer to their dynamic. I'm eager to witness how marriage shapes their adventures.

[Devesh Patel]

The review for "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick commends the novel for taking terrorism stories to a new level with the concept of water supply poisoning, highlighting the real-world plausibility of such threats. The reviewer appreciates the straightforward descriptions of scientific and technological topics, as well as the inclusion of historical background. The fast-paced plot, personal exploration of spies' lives, and crisp editing are praised. The minor suggestion is to provide translations for foreign languages and phrases. The book receives a rating of five out of five, recommended for fans of action-packed international espionage.

[Rocky Ellery James Tumbelaka]

I like how this book also focus on Lara and Uri wanting tohave a child other than the already exhilirating adventures. The poisoning of the water supply part was very realistic and scary. Another win for Jack Winnick. Thanks for the review.

[LornaM]

Great review, I like the way the writer spelt out some of the terrorist ideas, water and technology is a perfect way to mass destruction. i long to read this book, let me get it.

[Shirley Ann Riddern Labzentis]

Everyone was cheering for Lara and Uri to get married, and they finally did. Together as a team, they go on to discover what terrorist groups are responsible for poisoning the water system in LA. As always, there are twists and turns in Jack Winnick's "Waterworks.The book certainly keeps you on your feet. Great review!

[Ari Martinez]

The idea of the water supply being poisoned in LA sounds like a pretty interesting plot, and I like that the characters' lives are explored and it's not just about the action/adventure. However, I don't like reading books about terrorism or similar topics because I feel like authors are usually biased. Thanks for the review.

[Chitra Ayengar]

Terror attack need not always involve guns and bombs. In this Lara and Uri saga they investigate the forces which poisoned the Los Angeles water system. It will be interesting to read how they solve this attack against humanity. Congrats on BOTD.