Review of The Date Farm

[Steph Harrison]

[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 an action-packed book in the interesting series of Lara and Uri. This book centers on the two main characters, who are Uri Levin, the Mossad agent, and Lara Edmund, an agent of the FBI. They were called upon once again to investigate and prevent terrorist attacks in the United States, as there was a terrorist group threatening to invade the United States. There was a horrific incident at a shopping mall in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, where terrorists shot sporadically, which led to the loss of lives and caused severe injuries to many as it also affected properties.

Subsequently, there were threats after another attack happened in New York, and unfortunately, the couple was in Ohio for vacation. However, they had to answer the call of duty immediately after they received a call requesting their services. The couple would have to investigate the terrorist attacks and find those behind them, as they also ensured the prevention of further attacks. They went to various places in the course of their investigation, including a date farm. Get a copy of the book to join the couple in their mission of discovering facts.

The book is one of a kind, and I love the action in the book. The book was full of action and suspenseful times, as the author created suspense in the book as a means of capturing people's attention and making readers inquisitive about what would happen next. The author's ability to create a vivid picture in the minds of readers is a skill I really like, and I appreciate the author for that because I had different imaginations about the terrorist attacks. The plot is indeed great, as is the setting of the book. The main characters were well developed, and I loved their courage and bravery because they were really good at carrying out the tasks given to them. The cover page of the book is a very good one. I must state that there was nothing I disliked about the book, and this is because it was really good and interesting. I must admit that the book went beyond my expectations.

I’m rating the book five out of five stars because of the positive aspects. There were no errors in the book because the author made sure it was exceptionally well edited. I’m recommending the book to those who enjoy crime thrillers because they would also love to read this one.

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