Review of The Date Farm

[Oscar Zereta]

[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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I wish we could follow the path of our chosen faith without trying to convert others most of the time. As a consequence, there will be peace on Earth.

Jack Winnick tells an exciting narrative in this book. Many people were in the mall on a Saturday night, predominantly children. Some people are talking on the phone, while others are listening to music. Strange men with odd backpacks entered the space. Because the mall patrons were accustomed to watching various performances, they weren't alarmed by their looks. They began tossing gas bombs as they dispersed and opened fire carelessly. They ultimately committed suicide. The general belief is that this is the fault of the known terrorists causing unrest in the nation. Currently engaged couple Lara and Uri received a call while traveling to Ohio. Why are people killed regardless of who they are? What do these terrorists want to accomplish this time? Who is in charge of this? To find out more, check out The Date Farm.

Because of its reality, I found the author's book quite intriguing. Readers may be able to relate to the book because it is based on actual occurrences that take place now. The use of terminology and practices from the Muslim culture in the story makes it seem even more accurate and shows that the author has done their study. The author does a fantastic job of weaving fiction and reality together to tell the reader a complete tale.

How the American people, the police, and the medical community responded to the terrorist attacks amazed me. Every police officer in Los Angeles was dispatched to the crime scene as soon as the attacks were made public. The same holds for healthcare professionals. It demonstrates the concern government agencies have for the well-being of their residents. Even at the attack locations, the medical staff offers first-aid care. The police officers helped with the process. Attacks by terrorists have less impact when confronted with such frantic responses.

This book has nothing to dislike. This novel was written as a standalone with an intriguing and engaging narrative. I applaud the editor for a job well done because I could not identify any mistakes or typos in this book. The book's editing, in my opinion, was excellent.

I give this book a rating of five out of five stars and suggest it to people who like action books. It will appeal to those who enjoy thrillers, love tales, terrorism, and crime fiction.

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