Official Review: Devil in False Colors by Jack Winnick

[Adam Bryce Stern]

Another interesting read in the Lara and Uri series filled with suspense and plot twists. Incredible read. Congrats on #BOTD

[Nneka Bridget]

The blend of geopolitical themes and a thrilling narrative in Devil in False Colors sounds engaging. The incorporation of real-world issues like terrorism and international relations adds depth to the storyline, making it relevant and thought-provoking. It's great to hear that the characters, especially Lara, are well-developed and bring a strong presence to the plot. The novel's ability to spark discussions around sensitive topics may not be for everyone, but it seems to provide a rich backdrop for the story. Your high praise and the minor editorial issues you noted suggest a polished read. This seems like a solid recommendation for fans of international thrillers!

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

The death of innocent people, especially if there are children involved, is a sure-fire way to create a feeling of urgency in this story to find and punish the perpetrators. Winnick’s book are always riveting and this one, as the reviewer implies, is no exception.

[RAJARAJESWARY]

As this book is a sequel to East Wind and Devil Among Us, this book is written well to explain how the main characters, Lara and Uri Levin, chase after the criminals and how they are willing to conduct the ops and get to them. It looks like it referred more to the history of the attacks. This book has more suspense and thrilling twists. I did enjoy the sequence. also, the combo characters Lara and Uri have another book with another attack.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

The complex plot of Devil in False Colors by Jack Winnick sounds captivating. And, I’m especially intrigued by Lara’s character and her unique skills as a resourceful agent.

[Sumaira Zaid]

"Devil in False Colors" is a gripping and intricate mystery thriller that promises complex characters joined by plot twists and suspenseful intrigue. This fourth album in the Lara and Uri series is well-crafted in a way that keeps the reader at the edge of their seats.
Strengths:
1. There are intertwining plots-a multiple story, where unexpected and awe-inspiring revelations startle the readers.
2. Full-bodied characters: Lara and Uri's characters contain a great deal of substance, with motivations and backstories that are beautiful in their complexity.
3. It provides an atmospheric setting: Vivid in their descriptions, it takes one away into a compelling atmosphere.
4. It has a moral grayness: Ethical questions are raised regarding misinformation, deception, and the nuances between them.
Weaknesses:
1. Paces very slow on some occasions as the narrative becomes complicated and hence layered.
2. The introduction of characters: It gets a little tricky keeping track of all the new introductions.
Key Takeaways:
1. Lies and betrayals: The book portrays how lies and hidden agendas affect the human soul.
2. Testing loyalty and trust: Lara and Uri's partnership and the trust relationships are put to the test.
3. Moral ambiguity: The book urges you'd question where your moral answers lie.
Recommendation:
"Devil in False Colors" is good for
1. Fans of mystery, thriller, and crime fiction (Sherlock Holmes, Gone Girl).
2. Readers who like complex, multi-layered stories.
3. People interested in moral ambiguity and deception.
Rating: 4.5/5 stars
Critique:
Even though some readers may find their momentum challenging, the artistry and storytelling in "Devil in False Colors," with its intricate plotting and character building, assure to deeply engage readers.

[Louisa J Mackay]

"Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick sounds like a book that is not for the faint of heart, as it is a thriller with characters that represent different backgrounds, countries and beliefs. May your reading make you brave.

[Sanju Lali]

A very much action packed Lara and Uri , the FBI and Mossad, featuring book "Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick, which focuses on preschool masscare by terrorist in California.

[Charlie-C]

While it is fictional, the reality in today's life is that there are some nations that are automatically presented in the media as if they are terrorists without all the incriminating evidence meanwhile the controllers of the media are not squeak clean and possibly may be the instigators behind the headlines so that they can profit on censoring the truth and sweeping under the carpet the corruption, human sacrifices a.k.a genocide which they stoke the fires of under the guise of peace missions. Unfortunately this disadvantages those who succumb to their evils while the world watches on. In short, the book may be biased based on popular media stories but the real truth that goes unreported.
It may not resonate well with those who have lost their families and nationalities when they have not committed any crime worth the carnages they've been subjected to.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
Jack Winnick's "Devil in False Colors" is a potent blend of thriller and contemporary topics, and he does a fantastic job incorporating themes like terrorism, anti-Israel feeling, and world politics—particularly the intricacies of Middle Eastern conflicts! A startling attack on a Jewish preschool draws FBI agent Lara and Mossad agent Uri into a complex investigation with political and historical undertones.

[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.

[Seetha E]

Devil in False Colors is a gripping thriller by Jack Winnick that delves into the investigation of a hate crime at a Jewish preschool in California. The novel examines themes of religiously motivated international terrorism, a topic that resonates in light of today's geopolitical climate. Thank you for a great review! Hope to dive into the Jack Winnick series soon.

[Olebu Rejoice]

"Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick tells the story of a tragic attack at a Jewish preschool in California. Israeli assassin Uri Levin, who poses as a businessman, works with FBI agent Lara Edmond to look into this suspected hate crime. I would love to read more of this book.

[Amos Osinya]

An exciting detective, crime and historical adventure from Lara and Uri. This is an interesting story that revolves around investigators. Excited to read it. Congratulations book of the day !

[Sunday Nwachukwu 1]

"Devil in False Colors, written by Jack Winnick, begins with a vicious massacre that leaves five children dead at a Jewish preschool in an upscale suburb in California." the above quote alone from the review of this book is already sufficient to peg it against my preference of books to read.