Review of Waterworks

[Mercy Bolo]

This counterterrorism thriller features agents Lara and Uri, who go undercover in Tehran after a Polonium attack at the Los Angeles Aqueduct Filtration Plant. Will they accomplish their mission? The book is fast-paced and features interesting characters who aid Lara and Uri's mission.

[Wayne Njoroge]

A story with a thriller for a story plot. Well developed characters. This is one readers do not want to miss out on. The best thing it can be read as a stand alone.

[Abiodunakinola]

This book stands out for its detailed and realistic portrayal of counterintelligence operations, weaving technical and political knowledge seamlessly into a gripping thriller. Winnick’s expertise as a professor emeritus in chemical engineering adds a layer of credibility to the story, particularly in the way he handles complex details around technology and international espionage. Nice review.

[Renee Cryer]

Congratulations on the BOTD. Great sample I read. I believe, I would enjoy more starting with the first book of the series.

[Lene Lena]

Thank you for your detailed review! I appreciate your insights into the thrilling narrative of agents Edmond and Levin. Their undercover mission highlights the complexities of national security and espionage, showcasing the high stakes involved in preventing further attacks.

[Harmen Aerts]

This was a well written review, and this is the 2nd review that I have read on a Lara and Uri book. The more of these reviews that I read the more interested I am getting in the series. This book sounds like a fascinating read. I love books about counter terrorism, and the plot of the book where terrorists target critical U.S infrastructure is one of great potential. I think I will be adding waterworks to my must read pile.