Review of Waterworks

[TrulyLady]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Waterworks" by Jack Winnick.]

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2 out of 4 stars

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The book WaterWorks by Jack Winnick was real exciting once you get past the beginning. In the beginning it starts with a guy who was fed up with Chicago weather then moved to Los Angeles. He found a job working at a water plant a very comfortable job. He was doing his rounds then he found some dead animals. The police and government got involved and that was the end to the first character Eddie. It was a plan attack on the city, so they bring to FBI specialists to investigate and there comes the adventures. In my opinion it was a good read and very fast-paced.

The greatest aspect was how gripping and compelling the story was. I thought it was educational as well when dealing foreign places and groups. It will catch and hold someone’s attention. The WaterWorkswas detailed in building structure and roads, and houses. The creative energy of the scenery felt so artistic.

I really didn’t agree with how in the beginning there was Eddie. I would have like to read more about him, because he was first introduced. Also the negative phrases about America and Jews was brassy. The plot was just a bit massive about the dislike of American and the need to terrorize Los Angeles.

The WaterWorks I rate 2 out of 4.Solely based on the language of anger for Americans.

Personally I recommend someone who is an adult to read due to the type of story. It’s a good story but someone with a comprehensive understanding of involvement of such things.

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Waterworks
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