Review of The Date Farm

[Onyinyechi Obi]

[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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A retail center was attacked by a bunch of terrorists at the start of this book. They go to Israel to conduct additional research as they start their quest for a solution, which at first appears to be somewhat pointless. While traveling, they learn that the same group of terrorists had targeted the Manhattan Bank as well as a few other prominent New York banks. At that point, the officers realize they are in for a big fight. Could they prevent America from going extinct? What is the target of the terrorists' grievances? Government satellites and military communications were disrupted as a result of this strike. All the US government could do was call in the well-known operatives, Lara Edmond and Uri Levin. Their trip to Ohio had to end as a result. What do these terrorists hope to achieve? Will Lara and Uri complete their task successfully? Learn more by reading this book.

I was completely engrossed in the author's work from start to finish. It is actually amazing how well fiction and fact are blended, and the plot moves quickly without ever becoming boring or stagnating. Every character has a purpose and adds something to the narrative, even the supporting cast members who don't just fill in the background. Uri and Lara, the two main protagonists, are the epitome of selflessness and patriotism; they are always willing to bravely and courageously serve their countries. If there were more people like them who could contribute to the reduction of corruption, the world would be a better place.

There was nothing in the book that I didn't enjoy. The book's plot was cleverly constructed. It was edited incredibly well. Sheikh Ali, the terrorists' leader, taught me one thing from it. It was evident that he was a wise man. I learned from this to never undervalue your competitors' abilities. I give this book a five out of five star rating. The scenes felt genuine to me because of the intricate narratives. Also, the character development was excellent. Their personalities were intriguing as well. The book has a decent level of suspense. I enjoyed reading because of all of these, and I'm sure that others will too. Because there are so many thrillers and suspenseful stories in this book, I suggest it to adults who want to read them. You can read this book if you enjoy reading fiction about terrorism.

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[Joy Stanley]

I don’t like books that talk about mass killing but I made an exception because of how good this book was.

[Mark M Maxwell]

At the start of this book, a retail center is attacked by a group of terrorists, setting off a chain of events that lead to a quest for a solution. As the officers travel to Israel for research, they discover that the same terrorists have targeted prominent banks in New York, including the Manhattan Bank

[Robert Cortes]

This book sounds like a gripping thriller that seamlessly blends fiction with real-world events. The author's ability to keep the plot moving at a fast pace while maintaining intrigue is commendable. It's impressive how every character, even the supporting ones, contributes meaningfully to the narrative, adding depth to the story.

[Elendu Divine Ugochi]

It's impressive how well the author can sustain intrigue while accelerating the plot. It's amazing how each character, even the little ones, adds complexity to the story and makes a significant contribution to the narrative.

[Wisdom Chimaobi Iheadikanwa]

Actually books that talk about killing is allergic to me...But it seems this one is an exception...The Author is truly creative for his style of writing...I must commend this Book

[Ladejobi Oluwaseyi]

This is not my type of books. I don’t like anything that discusses terrorism it triggers me in a bad way.

[Chi Zurum]

I liked how captivated I was from the beginning to the end of the book. The author did a good job.

[Grace Jane]

Well-developed characters with compelling backstories.