Review of Waterworks

[Jeffery Gary]

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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In the Lara and Uri book series, which chronicles the covert lives of Lara and Uri, two married undercover agents, the fifth novel is titled Waterworks by Jack Winnick. This is a fictional book with 41 chapters. Since the situations, conversations, and events depicted in this book are entirely the product of the author's imagination, they should not be taken as fact. The subject matter of the book focuses on a variety of fascinating issues, including suicide missions, terrorism, death, and many others.

You'll be kept on the edge of your seat the entire time you read this anti-terror thriller. Animals dying after consuming water from the San Francisco water system is where it all started. The San Francisco water system got infected with the exceedingly deadly substance polonium, which was introduced into the Los Angeles water system by Middle Eastern terrorists. The main characters are Lara Edmond and Uri Levin. They plan to travel to California for their vacation to get some alone time so they can concentrate on conceiving a family. They are called into action by a troubling report from Los Angeles before they can begin their alone time. Learn how these two undercover agents resolved the case by purchasing this book.

I can tell you without a doubt that there are many things I admire about this book because it is full of surprising moments. The fact that I was unable to find any errors while reading it sped up the process. Second, although this is the fifth section in the Lara and Uri book series, I was still able to get the author's point even without having read the first four sections because the author descriptively wrote the book. The book contains several historically correct facts, which I found beneficial because they give the narrative a more accurate and realistic feel.

This exceptionally well-edited book left me with nothing much to dislike. The characters, events, and dialogue were well presented. The only problem I had while selecting this book for review was that the book's cover depicted a boring plot. I give this book four out of four stars as a result of what I liked about it and the enjoyment I had reading it.

After reading this fascinating and compelling book, I believe that due to the book's profanity and terrorist content, minors should not be allowed to purchase it. In my opinion, any adult who finds a passion for reading an anti-terror thriller novel should pick up this book.

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Waterworks
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