Review of The Date Farm

Nicole Cicogna · Post by **Nicole Cicogna** » 20 Feb 2025, 23:24

This is a good review, and important that you noted, The Date Farm is the fourth installment in a series. I oftentimes feel the need to return to earlier books or episodes to get situated in the story and character development. Glad to know that’s not the case here!

The plot you described is intriguing, although I couldn’t get past the first two pages with the grammatical errors. Slight as they were, they were distracting.

Post by **Uggie Bear** » 20 Feb 2025, 23:51

Interesting review! It sounds like The Date Farm offers a thrilling mix of action, suspense, and vivid descriptions. I like how you highlighted the teamwork aspect and the realistic portrayal of investigative organizations. Definitely sounds like a must-read for political thriller fans!

Jack Winnick · Post by **mrlefty0706** » 21 Feb 2025, 00:17

“The Date Farm” by Jack Winnick is his 4th incredible geopolitical thriller in the Lara and Uri 5-book series. This fictional, but based on historical data, terrorist attack occurs in a Beverly Hills shopping mall where 48 innocent teens and young adults are killed and hundreds more were injured by a group of terrorists, dressed in black, that set off bombs and tossed gas grenades into the crowd blinding and gaging the people having a fun time listening to music after the mall was closed, and then opened fire on the crowd with automatic weapons. When their ammunition was exhausted, they pulled out pistols and shot themselves in the head. They had been led to believe that their attacks would guarantee them an automatic entry into paradise. Meanwhile, the security of the Dept. of Defense and DHS was breached and the Federal Reserve and Chase Manhattan Bank were also attacked. One needs to read the book to learn the reasons for the horrible attacks and who is the mastermind behind the killing of innocent people. Each of Winnick’s books can be read in any order but I believe readers will enjoy the series more if they read the books in order. I highly recommend all five of Winnick’s well written action thrillers. Hold onto your seat, this book will be hard to put down.

Harshitha G B · Post by **Harshitha G B** » 21 Feb 2025, 00:41

"The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick adventurous thriller involves couple in this to fight against terrorist group to save people around them. This looks like promising thriller with many action sequences.

Bhimlendra Kumar 1 · Post by **Bhimlendra Kumar 1** » 21 Feb 2025, 01:07

Great review! I agree with your assessment; the setup of the story is great, the pacing is right, it moves quickly, and it keeps the reader interested. Congratulations on being declared 'BOTD'!

Post by **Ngozi Onyibor** » 21 Feb 2025, 01:42

The Lara and Uri series is always a fascinating read. In this fourth installment, the crime-fighting duo are tasked with investigating a mall bombing and infiltrating a terrorist network.

Like previous installments, the fourth book is well-researched and impressively detailed with vivid imagery.

Vince Flynn · Post by **Harmen Aerts** » 21 Feb 2025, 02:21

Well this review has done what reviews are supposed to do, get somebody interested in reading the book, and I am interested. The review is well written, doesnt give too much away and leaves the reader wanting to know more about the terrorist plot.

Post by **Hydah Katrina Kerry** » 21 Feb 2025, 02:21

I have read Jack Winnick books before and I bet this one is a masterpiece too. I am eager to witness the teamwork between the Homeland Security, the CIA, the F.B.I just like in the movies. I think this is one of the most promising political thrillers.

Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon · Post by **Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:11

"The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick is another interesting installment of Lara and Uri's face-paced story about fighting terrorism. The storyline is intriguing, engaging and suspenseful. Congrats on #BOTD!

Renee Cryer · Post by **Renee Cryer** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:14

Coming in at book 4, I can tell.
That there are parts missing that the other books would explain. But overall would I read?I like and I think I would like to see the series Through.

Renee Cryer · Post by **Renee Cryer** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:16

NetMassimo wrote: ↑28 Nov 2023, 15:50 I read the first two Lara and Uri thrillers, so I had the chance to see Jack Winnick's fantasy in creating plots inspired by the real terrorist threats against the USA and Israel. I know that the other sequels are great as well, so I plan to read them all. Thank you for your great review!

I can not wait to start the series from the beginning.

Runan · Post by **Runan** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:27

Agents Lara and Uri are on a peaceful date at their farm when news of the Beverly Hills mall bomb blast reaches them. They were called in for duty. The author portrays teamwork well. A layman reader can understand how homeland security works while reading this book.

Abiodunakinola · Post by **Abiodunakinola** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:37

This book shines in its realistic portrayal of collaboration among major investigative agencies like Homeland Security, the CIA, and the FBI. The author's detailed research adds authenticity to the story, giving readers a genuine sense of the hard work and tension involved in tracking down dangerous criminals. Nice review.

Armin1 · Post by **Armin1** » 21 Feb 2025, 03:42

Lara and Uri, the Agent couple, are tasked to infiltrate Chase and Federal bank to catch the terrorists responsible for a Beverly hills mall bomb blast. The author's vivid descriptions of the Caribbean Sea add to the imagination of the reader. This book is for C/t/m/h readers.