Review of The Date Farm

[Nicholas Bush]

[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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After the shooting at the Beverly Hills mall by ten terrorists, which led to the deaths of over a hundred people and injured others, Lara and Uri, a newlywed couple on vacation, were called into action. Where would they begin, given that the perpetrators of the incident killed themselves and left no trace? Read Jack Winnick's The Date Farm if you want to solve the mysteries in this book.

As a result of the success of the attack, other Islamic nations were seen celebrating the attack. Could it be that the attack was planned by the Islamic world? Or could it be that they are celebrating the tragedy of the Americans? Could this serve as a lead for Lara and Uri to investigate those behind the attack? All these questions and many more are answered in this book.

I won't fail to appreciate the author of this book for doing such a wonderful job considering the difficulty of penning down a unique plot. I think I won't be wrong if I boldly say that the Lara and Uri series is one of the best series on terrorism. Above all, I was piqued by the numerous lessons littered all around this book. First off, I discovered that, despite appearances, America may not be all that safe. I also discovered the peril and risk that come with working as a security guard.

Undoubtedly, the plot of this book is one of its selling points, as it is unpredictable in any way. Again, the writing style used by the author is another aspect of this book that ignites the interest of the reader and keeps them glued to their seats throughout their read. This book is perfectly divided into 41 chapters, with each chapter containing a vital part of the whole story.

This book has no drawbacks, in my opinion, so I have no particular reason to dislike it. It is important to note that this book contains no obvious typos or grammatical errors, indicating that it was exceptionally well edited and is thus deserving of a perfect rating of five out of five stars. I would recommend this book to lovers of action-packed fiction and those interested in learning a thing or two about terrorism and the FBI.

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[Mary Bliss]

Why will the terrorist kill themselves? This will be difficult to analyze. I hope Lara and Uriah perform their wonder in this case. Great review. I look forward to reading this amazing book.

[Zillionaire_me]

From the sound of it, this book seems like an interesting one. Lara and Uri must have done a whole lot in the book. I'm not really a fan of books like this, but I think I'll give it a try.
Thanks for your review.

[Caballero paul]

Actually read this book and can't agree more with you honest review. Winnick did an excellent job in crafting this book and I would definitely read the other series

[Michael R Stoddard]

This review is definitely an eye opener. I guess I will have to read this book to satisfy my curiosity. A very good review.

[Dahv mpa]

Jack Winnick is actually an interesting writer. I love this review and I'm drawn into reading this book. Nice job by the editor, kudos.

[Caballero paul]

Lara and uri series is worth reading and I would love to read the remaining I have not read before. Nice review by the way. Keep it up

[Mary Bliss]

Actually read this book and can't agree more with you honest review. Winnick did an excellent job in crafting this book and I would definitely read the other series

[Mary Bliss]

This review is definitely an eye opener. I guess I will have to read this book to satisfy my curiosity. A very good review.

[Jack Brown+22]

Actually read this book and can't agree more with you honest review. Winnick did an excellent job in crafting this book and I would definitely read the other series

[Dave dowells]

Jack Winnick is actually an interesting writer. I love this review and I'm drawn into reading this book. Nice job by the editor, kudos.

[Onyeka Dibor]

With "The Date Farm," Winnick creates a thought-provoking connection between fiction and reality.