Review of The Date Farm

Sameeha Ismail · Post by **Sameeha Ismail** » 04 Nov 2023, 01:11

From the review it seems Lara and Uri series must be in my to-read list. I find stand-alone novels to be best because the authors can keep the characters, plot, and setting engaging relatively easily. It is a credit to Sheikh Zainal Abidin that he had done so in all the four books you've read. Thank you for introducing me to the author and the book.

Lee Ming · Post by **Lee Ming** » 05 Nov 2023, 18:58

Great Review! Unfortunately, I have not read any of Jack Winnick book series. The exceptional book review you've provided has sparked my curiosity to read The Date Farm. I might even read the other book series by Jack Winnick if I get the chance to one day.

Rofiat Olomoda · Post by **Rofiat Olomoda** » 09 Nov 2023, 15:14

I've never read any of Jack Winnick's books but your review about his books is interesting and I look forward to reading one of his books soon. I like books that talks more about the reality of this world. Excellent review John.

Azubuike J Azi · Post by **Azubuike J Azi** » 10 Nov 2023, 12:58

This book is really interesting gives the reader concentration and focus to know more about what will happen next and I recommend this book to those who love reading terrorist books

HelenOM · Post by **HelenOM** » 12 Nov 2023, 17:33

Terrorists' attacks are so triggering for me. The book was full of suspense and kept me on the edge of my sit, flipping the pages continuously wondering what was going to happen next. A good read

Ayoub boulaarab · Post by **Ayoub boulaarab** » 11 Dec 2023, 18:10

Many thanks for your insightful and definite survey of "The Date Homestead"! I value your bits of knowledge into the intricacy of psychological oppressor assaults and the difficulties looked by characters like Lara and Uri. I'm happy you tracked down the book pleasant and granted it an ideal score. Your input is significant, and I'm excited to hear that you think of it as the best pick for worldwide counterterrorism thrill rides. On the off chance that you have additional considerations or questions, go ahead and share them. Cheerful perusing!

Elavarasi Charles · Post by **Elavarasi Charles** » 08 Nov 2024, 16:30

The book with its well-crafted plot seems to getting the appropriate praises it's receiving. And to know that it is the fourth installment in the series speaks the skill of the author in delivering a binge-worthy substance. This review aptly brings all the crucial facets of the book out. But the unfortunate coincidence with the political imbalance the world is witnessing right now, the premise is too much for me to explore. A plot device shouldn't resemble reality too much in a fiction work, especially if it is a sensitive topic. It is only appreciable if it is based on real events. Because otherwise, it might end up being borderline hate speech. I guess I'll sleep on this one until later.

Shri McGaley · Post by **Shri McGaley** » 25 Dec 2024, 05:45

Excellent, well thought-out review. This is definitely not what I would classify as a "book jacket" review (though they are equally important), your review is something one might read to more deeply understand the entire plot of the book--spoilers included.
I definitely agree with you that this book stands alone very well and, while I have yet to read other books in this series, it's nice to hear Winnick does this well with the other series in this book.
I also agree that this book gives a strong appreciation for the sacrifices of our crime-fighting heroes. Lara's interactions with her family and during the medal ceremony at the end demonstrate Winnick's extensive research, appreciation, and passion for worldwide crime fighters.
I appreciate this well thought out review!