Official Review: Devil in False Colors by Jack Winnick

[Michael Gambo]

The author's ability to seamlessly weave together elements of espionage, romance, and real-world geopolitics is nothing short of impressive. This book isn't just a thrilling read; it's a thought-provoking exploration of the complexities of our modern world.

[Orji cyril Kaluokoro]

Devil in False Colors is a novel by Jack Winnick that begins with a massacre involving five children at a Jewish preschool in California. The book explores the geopolitical outlook, with strong ties to historical events that are not fiction. The author cleverly presents themes such as religiously motivated international terrorism, Iran's nuclear threat, and Russia's shady role in it. Winnick also outlines the differences between Sunni and Shia Muslims, as well as some of Hezbollah's underpinnings.

The characters are well-developed, with Lara Edmond, an FBI agent who grew up in a farming community in Ohio, being fiercely independent and capable in both physical and mental aspects. Her mastery of computers helps her build her reputation as one of the best resources to deal with threats to national security.

However, some readers may be dissatisfied with politically charged points of view, such as the passage where liberal elements in society push through legislation that brings much of the data-gathering to a close, tying the hands of the FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the JTTF, while doing little to maintain privacy and security within the general population.

Despite these minor errors, Devil in False Colors is a well-written and well-edited book with minor punctuation and hyphenation errors. It is an enjoyable and fast read that would be highly recommended for anyone who enjoys thrillers with a touch of international affairs.

[Orji cyril Kaluokoro]

Devil in False Colors is a novel by Jack Winnick that begins with a massacre involving five children at a Jewish preschool in California. The book explores the geopolitical outlook, with strong ties to historical events that are not fiction. The author cleverly presents themes such as religiously motivated international terrorism, Iran's nuclear threat, and Russia's shady role in it. Winnick also outlines the differences between Sunni and Shia Muslims, as well as some of Hezbollah's underpinnings.

The characters are well-developed, with Lara Edmond, an FBI agent who grew up in a farming community in Ohio, being fiercely independent and capable in both physical and mental aspects. Her mastery of computers helps her build her reputation as one of the best resources to deal with threats to national security.

However, some readers may be dissatisfied with politically charged points of view, such as the passage where liberal elements in society push through legislation that brings much of the data-gathering to a close, tying the hands of the FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the JTTF, while doing little to maintain privacy and security within the general population.

Despite these minor errors, Devil in False Colors is a well-written and well-edited book with minor punctuation and hyphenation errors. It is an enjoyable and fast read that would be highly recommended for anyone who enjoys thrillers with a touch of international affairs.

[Macel A]

This story seems to be an interesting one especially Lara and Uri I would like to know how they juggle their investigation with their knew rekindled feelings. Will it get in the way of their work or will it make them a better team?

[sanjeev1]

It sounds like "Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick offers a compelling mix of suspense and geopolitical intrigue. The author's ability to blend fictional elements with real-world historical events seems to add depth to the narrative. Your summary provides a great overview of the plot and characters, highlighting the complexities of international relations and terrorism. The romantic subplot between Uri and Lara adds an interesting layer to the story. Your review also touches on some controversial topics, which could spark further discussion among readers. Overall, your review has piqued my interest, and I might just add this book to my reading list!

[Fatola Fatai]

I appreciate you taking the time to write this thoughtful review of Devil in False Colors. As someone who has not yet read the book, your summary of the key plot points and characters provides helpful background. I'm intrigued by your positive assessment of the novel's exploration of complex geopolitical issues like terrorism and the Israel-Palestine conflict. Your remark that the book weaves in historical events makes me eager to see how the author handles tying fiction to fact.

[Ram Uday Mahajan]

"I appreciate your thoughtful review of Devil in False Colors by Jack Winnick. Your insights into the geopolitical aspects and character development add depth to the narrative. Your review makes me eager to delve into this thriller with its intriguing blend of international intrigue and personal connections."

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting thriller novel following two government agents tasked with preventing a future terrorist attack following an attack on a preschool. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Ruth Ngugi 3]

I like how the author brings out the characters and how they operated.It creates a sense of how to know the works of the devil as a religious culture.I love it how it explains Lara and Uri relationship together.A nice book though.

[Blessing Omodele]

Devil in False colours by Jack Winnick sound like a fascinating book to read. I like the fact that it covers many aspects like, religion, politics, it is full of suspense. It is also a good thing that the author included romance because if the book had only talk about religion and politics, it might be a great turnoff to most people but the romantic aspect will help stimulate the interest of the readers.

[Gayatri Tripathi]

I appreciate your insightful review of "Devil in False Colors." The geopolitical intricacies explored in the novel, especially the incorporation of real historical events, add a layer of authenticity that elevates the reading experience. The author's adept handling of themes like religiously motivated terrorism, Iran's nuclear threat, and Russia's involvement is commendable.

Your praise for the well-developed characters, particularly Lara, resonates with me. Lara's background and skills not only make her a compelling protagonist but also contribute to the novel's overall depth. The exploration of politically charged perspectives within the narrative adds an intriguing dimension, even though it may be divisive for some readers.

The revelation of minor punctuation and hyphenation errors does little to detract from the overall quality of the book. Your final rating of 4 out of 4 stars reflects a thorough enjoyment of the plot and its execution. I'm eager to delve into this thrilling tale with its international affairs backdrop, and your recommendation only strengthens that resolve.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and providing valuable insights into "Devil in False Colors."

[Sara Rispo]

I love this kind of story. I read the first instalment of the series. I can't wait to delve into the other books. Congrats on BOTD!

[Aremu Titilopemi Funmilayo]

For one, I so much love the title of this novel. I would love to know how the devil behaves when he's in his true colors though. if he can be this bad is in his false colors. Kudos to the author for winning BOTD!

[Okewunmi Oluwapelumi Paul]

"Devil in False Colors" is a suspenseful and thrilling novel written by Jack Winnick. It starts with a brutal attack that leads to the death of five children at a Jewish preschool. To learn more about this book, I highly recommend it. Congratulations on being the BOTD!

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

I like books about international terrorism, and this one brings Lara and Uri to stage to resolve the issue at hand. The book is filled with topics such as nuclear threats and the shady role of Russia in international affairs politics.