Review of The Date Farm

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Date Farm by Jack Winnick is the fourth book in the Lara and Uri series, which has since the first book explored global terrorist operations. A group of young men entered the Beverly Hills shopping mall one day and began filming. The victims cried out for help, but communication in the area was hampered. When the men finished shooting, they raised their rifles, yelled "Allahu Akbar," and committed suicide. The attack resulted in over 150 casualties. Uri and Lara, who had just married and were on vacation in Ohio, were called back to work. A few weeks later, the same group carried out a second attack, this time on New York City banks, with the apparent ultimate goal of stealing the country's gold. The government tasked Lara and Uri, two high-ranking intelligence officials, with tracking down the terrorists. They had to plot their demise and prevent the country's gold from being stolen. Purchase this book to learn what happened to these two agents and the terrorists.

The plot of the book was well-paced and had a solid structure. The cover of the book was visually appealing. The book was exceptionally well edited, with no typos or grammatical errors, indicating a high level of attention to detail. The editing did not disrupt the reading experience, and the story flowed naturally. The author's novel was relatable because of its realistic depiction of current events. The characters were written in such a way that readers could infer their motivations and learn about their backgrounds. Lara and Uri's dedication to their work as they worked to end suffering in their country captivated me. The author provided a comprehensive account of both the villains' and heroes' schemes, with no favoritism shown to either side, heightening the novel's suspense and intrigue. The author effectively captured the book's setting and kept me engrossed throughout by vividly depicting actual locations and events.

While the book's depiction of a mass shooting was disturbing, it was well written and served an important purpose in the story. Sensitive readers should be aware, however, that the book contains graphic violence, including a shooting spree that may elicit strong emotions.

This book deserves 5 out of 5 stars from me because of the author's expert execution of the thrilling action, hints of romance, and intense suspense. I am completely blown away and intend to read the entire Lara and Uri series.

This book is suitable for a wide range of readers who enjoy thrillers and suspenseful stories. Readers who enjoy action-packed movies, detective novels, or crime shows, as well as readers who enjoy a little romance mixed in with their suspense, are likely to enjoy this book

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[Grace Jane]

The author's attention to detail enhances the story's realism.