Review of The Date Farm

[Dennis Vadesto]

really like to read about spy agencies' day to day functioning and The Date Farm provides exactly this. Reading about MOSAAD and FBI gives me goosebumps.

[Emeka Emordi]

Your mention of the book's thought-provoking content and its ability to challenge perceptions caught my attention. The exploration of the Iran-US conflict adds a timely and relevant dimension. The cautious warning about sensitive content, coupled with your assurance that it won't offend any religious group, gives me confidence in the book's handling of potentially controversial topics.

[Emeka Emordi]

Your mention of the book's thought-provoking content and its ability to challenge perceptions caught my attention. The exploration of the Iran-US conflict adds a timely and relevant dimension. The cautious warning about sensitive content, coupled with your assurance that it won't offend any religious group, gives me confidence in the book's handling of potentially controversial topics.

[Dalia Chf]

This is part of the Lara and Uri series, but don’t worry, if you haven’t read any previous books you can read this as a stand-alone! This thriller will be a page turner for sure! Thanks for the review, it was very detailed!

[Elissa Summers]

The very beginning of this book, (to which I read the preview) it had me captivated. It was very fast paced and action packed. I can't wait to continue reading .

[Omobolanle Savage]

Your insightful analysis of the book's exploration of heroism and the commitment of freedom fighters resonated with me. The depth you highlighted in character representation makes me eager to delve into their private thoughts and decisions. This perspective on "unsung heroes" is intriguing.

[EL VeetoniQ Deep]

Certainly! The review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick on OnlineBookClub.org is highly positive, with the reviewer praising its action-packed and fast-paced international espionage storyline. The book is commended for honoring the bravery of those dedicated to freedom and exploring the complexities of heroes and villains without relying on nationality biases. The reviewer notes the thought-provoking examination of characters' private thoughts and decisions, along with the intriguing exploration of heroism and the secrecy of operations. The book is recommended for readers who enjoy fast-paced international espionage and those interested in the Iran-US conflict. Overall, it received a five out of five stars rating.

[Marie Chalupová]

I would surely check out book one first if there is a relationship development. I like that this book brings forth both viewpoints and doesn't put anyone on the evil or good side by nationality alone.

[Chitra Ayengar]

Lara and Uri are now married and working on a mission to track down the forces behind the killings. A horrific attack on Los Angeles followed by an attack on the financial area of New York city forces them to believe that the target is the gold reserve. An interesting read for Lara and Uri fans. A well presented review.

[Margaret Mann 2]

I'm excited to read this book... and learn about Lara and Uri life is going to turn out...

[Pasindu Pramuditha]

This is a amazing book.I read the first two Lara and Uri thrillers and I liked Jack Winnick's fantasy in creating plots inspired by terrorist threats against the USA and Israel.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

The official review of ‘The Date Farm’ gives a very good synopsis of the book. The opening chapter describes a full-on terrorist attack, and the reader is eager to read on, to know if this crime will be punished. The book has all the ingredients of a good thriller; must, terrorism, Mossad, passion and heroism. The anti-heroes are clever and intent on their mission. This well-written thriller is a must for my bookshelf!

[Jay Lu]

Your review of 'The Date Farm' is spot-on! I'm impressed by how you highlighted the themes of heroism and the complexity of good vs. evil. It's interesting how the book delves into the psychological aspects of the characters, exploring their personal struggles beyond their roles as agents. The way you describe the blend of action, ethical dilemmas, and character development makes this book sound truly captivating. I'm curious to see how the author has handled the international aspects and the balance between action and deeper narrative threads.

[Jennifer ikedi]

This is the best historical book and I love how it teaches to deal with enemies

[Catarina Freitas]

Your insights into the characters' personal lives and the exploration of hero-villain dynamics got me hooked. I love how the book challenges stereotypes and dives into the human side, regardless of nationality. The heads-up on sensitive content is appreciated, and it's great to know the editing is top-notch.