Review of The Date Farm

[Ramos Aguirre Erick]

[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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Although the majority of humanity has chosen to live peacefully and happily despite all of life's problems, there are always some people who have committed their lives to making the world a living hell by committing terrorist crimes against others. The Date Farm, written by Jack Winnick, is the fourth book in the Lara and Uri series. It follows the lives of newlyweds Lara Edmond and Uri Levin, who are called to duty after an Islamic terrorist attack in New York.

Lara is an FBI agent, and Uri, her husband, and a Mossad agent were called back from their vacation in Ohio after learning that ten men dressed in black used grenades and then opened fire on people at the Beverly Hills shopping mall, killing over 58 people and injuring over 100 others. They committed suicide after achieving their goal, leaving no trace, and these agents were to assist with the inquiry. Get a copy of Jack Winnick's book The Date Farm to determine why and who is responsible for these heinous deeds.

The book is an action-packed thriller, and I say this because it begins with the first terrorist strike, leaving readers with many questions and anticipation. I also commented on the book's speed because it always seemed intriguing. The book's opponents were portrayed in an untrustworthy manner, leaving me in the dark about what they were up to. I adored the main characters in this book, and they knew how to divide their business and personal lives.

The only thing that disappointed me about this book was the amount of violence in it, but this is the core of the story and does not influence my rating of 5 out of 5 stars. I didn't find any flaws while reading this book; demonstrating excellent editing, and I would advise people who don't enjoy novels or movies with violence to reconsider.

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The Date Farm
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