Official Review: East Wind, 2nd edition by Jack Winnick
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Re: Official Review: East Wind, 2nd edition by Jack Winnick
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Jack Winnick's books have a way that blends fiction and fact to bring out controversial books. Considering that many countries have tried to terrorise India with more damage done than the 9/11, I find this book highly relevant. Terrorism should not be supported or dismissed. I loved how you explained the plot in the review.
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