Review of Waterworks

[Samuel Falle]

This review sounds interesting though I haven't read the book yet but would love too probably add it to my bookshelves.

[Samuel Falle]

This insightful review provides a comprehensive analysis of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick. The reader appreciates the novel's unique take on terrorism, emphasizing the realistic threat of water supply poisoning. The reviewer praises the author's ability to simplify scientific concepts and integrate real-world references, enhancing the plausibility of the plot.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

"Waterworks" by Jack Winnick begins with a terrorist attack on the Los Angeles water system. Although Lar and Uri's relationship is moving towards starting a family, all plans will have to wait when duty calls. The book is professionally edited.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

Lara and Uri are back to fight terrorism.

Thank you for the great review.

[Mayang Bature]

Even while trying to move on in life together, the job doesn't leave Lara and Uri. Waterworks brings another story of terrorism and clandestine operations in the heart of America. This time, the water supply was intended for mass genocide. This is a great story filled with action and thrill. Congrats on BOTD!!

[tarafarah7]

Today's BOTD is Book 5 in the popular & highly-rated spy thriller series: Lara and Uri. Jam-packed with suspense, mystery, crime, & action, this book & series is a must-read for fans of the genre. Thank you for the helpful review & keep up the great work!!

[MARTHA UGOCHI ASOGWA]

Waterworks" is a thrilling novel that combines terrorism, history, and a sense of urgency. Jack Winnick takes the genre to new heights by exploring the devastating potential of water supply poisoning. With its straightforward explanations, intricate plot, and fast-paced narrative, this book is sure to captivate readers until the very end. Nice review.

[Penny Ann Criswell Johnson]

Great Review. I loved this book. This was probably my favorite in the series. This author writes with such knowledge and confidence that he draws his readers into his fiction world. I can honestly say I wish there were more writers like him.

[sanjeev1]

Thank you immensely for such an in-depth and insightful review of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick from the Lara and Uri series. Your comprehensive analysis truly highlights the intricate layers of the storyline, from the intense race against time to the personal struggles and the seamless integration of real-world elements into the narrative.

I deeply appreciate your feedback on the portrayal of personal lives within the espionage world, shedding light on the challenges and intricacies faced by agents like Lara and Uri. Your observations about the use of languages and their translations are duly noted, and I completely agree that providing translations could enhance the reading experience for a wider audience.

It's heartening to hear that the fast-paced nature of the book resonated with you, intensifying the urgency and making it a gripping page-turner. Moreover, your mention of the historical backgrounds and their integration into the plot showcases the meticulous attention to detail within the narrative.

I'm thrilled that you found the blend of real-world possibilities and imaginative fiction engaging. Your endorsement of the book as a refreshing perspective within the espionage genre is truly appreciated.

Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and I'll ensure to relay your suggestions regarding translations and provide more context for foreign languages in future editions.

Once again, thank you for taking the time to delve so deeply into "Waterworks." Your review not only provides an insightful perspective but also encourages readers to explore the series further. We're grateful for your support and hope you continue to enjoy thrilling reads in the espionage genre.

[Dalia Chf]

I read an extract of this book and it was really thrilling and intriguing. It sounded like a very different kind of spy book, with the whole poison in the water system! Thanks for the review it was really well written!

[Leonie Vermaak]

I truly enjoyed your review, it was full of detail that is not in other reviews I've read, well done to a while new perspective.
Jack Winnick is truly an amazing author. The reality of his books, in general, is frighting due to the possibility that it can happen and in some cases already did. This however, I think is the one that scares me the most. If this becomes a reality and not noticed in time, the damage and death count will be immense.

[todwyer01]

From a sampling, this seems like an interesting thriller novel following two government agents, Lara and Uri, who after being informed of strange events surrounding a water processing and testing plant outside of Los Angeles, are tasked with investigating any potential terrorist involvement. It might be worth a second look. Well done.

[Sheen jenny]

"The book explores the theme of identity, particularly in relation to Lara's role as a female FBI agent. Lara is a strong, intelligent, and capable woman, but she is also conscious of the stereotypes and expectations that society has of her. She has to navigate the expectations of her career, while also being true to herself and her values.

[Abbra Marsh]

Jack Winnick's Waterworks takes terrorism stories to a new level with the couple, Lara and Uri, who are married for less than two years. The plot is plausible due to the existence of science and technology in the real world.

[Moisés Alcántara Ayre]

I've heard about this series before, and I'm excited to learn how this one on a terrorist attack to poison water in the US unfolds. This book will surely appeal to readers interested in the political relations among Iran, Israel, and the US.