Review of Waterworks

yashasswi sama · Post by **yashasswi sama** » 29 May 2024, 05:41

The story follows John McEwan, a musically talented extrovert, and Emma Simon, a deaf introvert, as they get involved in a conflict that could affect their lives. This was not my favorite genre, but nevertheless, there are people who love to read this book. I enjoyed reading their story.

Ohmy Book · Post by **Ohmy Book** » 29 May 2024, 06:11

Thank you for sharing such a comprehensive review! As a new reader, I appreciate your insights into the plot, characters, and themes of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick. Your detailed analysis and positive comments about the book's fast pace, intriguing historical background, and balanced personal elements have piqued my interest. I'm excited to explore this thrilling and thought-provoking story!

Post by **Magdalyne chebet** » 29 May 2024, 06:17

The book sounds interesting. The fact that it touches matters of national or public security makes me eager to read it. It explains how poisoning water supply is far much a bigger threat than the use of missiles and firearms. The acknowledgement of meticulous editing and the pointing out that it relates with what happens in parts of the real world. This is a great review.

Bernard Ndubuisi · Post by **Bernard Ndubuisi** » 29 May 2024, 06:23

Great review and thought-provoking. Imagining poisoning water supply of the whole city! This is an eye opener to me knowing that firearms and missiles are not the only weapons that can be used to terrorize a city. Jack Winnick is a specialist in captivating his audience.

Post by **Marianne Loogma** » 29 May 2024, 06:49

Amazingly detailed review, yet no spoilers! Masterful work. This really captured my interest even though I usually do not love historical fiction or books with terrorism/warfare or other such heavy and horrifying topics. Even though I have never heard of this series before, I will definitely check it out now because quick-paced books are definitely up my alley and complex character dynamics appeal to me. The review gives off emotions very well and really gets one intrigued about the whole storyline. Amazing work from both the reviewer and author!

Abhijeet Ravt · Post by **Abhijeet Ravt** » 29 May 2024, 08:02

Thank you for your detailed and insightful review of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick. Your analysis captures the book's unique approach to terrorism, highlighting the realistic threat posed by water supply poisoning and the blend of fiction with real-world elements. Your comments on the pacing, character development, and the personal lives of the protagonists add depth to the review, making it clear why this book is a page-turner. Your suggestion regarding translations for foreign phrases is appreciated and will certainly enhance the reading experience. Overall, your review eloquently conveys the strengths of the novel and its appeal to fans of the genre.

Cristiano Bellucci · Post by **Cristiano Bellucci** » 29 May 2024, 08:03

It is a fast developing book. The agents need to face a new form of terrorist attack. They have to balance their new family with threat for the whole community.

williams Emerald · Post by **williams Emerald** » 29 May 2024, 08:08

Just started “Waterworks” and already hooked! The realistic threat of water supply poisoning and the personal stakes for Lara and Uri make this an interesting read. If you love espionage novels with a touch of realism, then this book is for you. The latest in the Lara and Uri series promises high stakes, personal drama, and a riveting plot.

Muna Chisom · Post by **Muna Chisom** » 29 May 2024, 08:17

You gave such a wonderful review. I don't really know what can be more dangerous than water poisoning. It is indeed a crime taken to another level. It real feels good meeting Lara and Uri again.

abderrahman El achari · Post by **abderrahman El achari** » 29 May 2024, 08:32

The book "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick tells the story of Larry and Oroi, who are assigned by the FBI to search for those involved in the poisoning of Los Angeles' water. Good review

my regards

Post by **Sarah Zain** » 29 May 2024, 08:36

The review is written in a structured manner. The emotional aspect between the characters is considered the most attractive element of the story. However, the plot is not suitable for me, it is a bit stereotypical. So I'll skip. Congrats on BOTD

Oluwagbenga Akangbe · Post by **Oluwagbenga Akangbe** » 29 May 2024, 08:39

A fascinating write-up that's different from the usual terrorism niche. Targeting a water system with poison as a wide scale attack is uniquely dangerous and can wipe out a large city or country before it's noticeable with short term side effects on the environment. The story is quite enjoyable even with the lengthy and cumbersome plot.

Post by **Seetha E** » 29 May 2024, 08:44

The narrative of Waterworks, the fifth installment in the Lara-Uri series, skillfully interweaves real and accessible scientific and technological elements with the dynamics of warring nations, resulting in a compelling storyline featuring well-developed characters and articulate language. The geopolitical complexities portrayed in the plot synopsis evoke a sense of profound intrigue. I extend my gratitude for the insightful review and extend my congratulations to the author, Jack Winnick, on BOTD!

Pranav Dewangan · Post by **Pranav Dewangan** » 29 May 2024, 08:51

The idea of poisoning a city's water supply as a terror tactic is terrifyingly plausible. The reviewer mentioned how the story balances high-stakes action with the personal lives of the spies, which adds an interesting layer.

Pablo Josue Mendia · Post by **Pablo Josue Mendia** » 29 May 2024, 09:03

Thank you for the detailed and thoughtful review. I appreciate your insights, especially your praise for the fast pace and the blend of personal and professional challenges faced by the characters. Your suggestion to include translations for foreign phrases is noted and will be considered for future editions. I'm glad you found the plot plausible and engaging, and I hope you continue to enjoy the Lara and Uri series.