Review of Devil in False Colors
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Review of Devil in False Colors
[Following is a volunteer review of "Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick.]
Devil in False Colors is a fictional book written by Jack Winnick. This interesting book centers around terrorism as the major characters, Lara and Uri, are faced with the challenges of preventing some terrorists from carrying out terrorist attacks. The book covered sad events caused by these terrorists as they went to the extent of killing innocent schoolchildren.
The book begins with the sad event that occurred in Beverly Hills. A call came in informing patrolman Ed Henderson about a terrorist attack and requesting assistance. On getting there, he found five Jewish children dead and an Arabic message. They would have to find out who was behind the attack. This made them contact Uri Levin, who is a Mossad operative, and Lara Edmond, who works with the F.B.I. Having worked together in the past to put an end to threats and attacks on the United States, they would have to work to put an end to these attacks.
Grab a copy of the book to enjoy the interesting story. There are many positive aspects to this book. Having read the previous books in the Jack Winnick series, I would say this book is my favorite. It is the third book in the series and the most interesting. I enjoyed the storyline of the book as it was really engaging and full of suspense, which made me wonder what would unfold in subsequent pages. I would like to commend the author on the character development. The characters were well developed, and I enjoyed the romantic relationship between Lara and Uri. It is something I really admire. I also love the bravery between the two characters. They were really brave and ready to go the extra mile just to make sure they carried out their job properly. The author's writing style is yet another thing I like about the book. I enjoyed the writing style of the author and his descriptions of places in the book.
There was only one thing I disliked about the book. At some point I felt lost and didn't understand what was happening due to the number of characters in the book. I felt the book had a large number of characters. Notwithstanding, I still enjoyed the book, and I learned a few things about what prompts young men from Arab countries to carry out terrorist attacks, and I feel they should be sensitized to avoid further attacks in reality.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I gave it a perfect rating because of the positive aspects of the book. I found no errors while reading the book. This shows it was exceptionally well-edited. I recommend the book to lovers of action series because this is an action book and is also for a mature audience.
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Devil in False Colors
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Devil in False Colors is a fictional book written by Jack Winnick. This interesting book centers around terrorism as the major characters, Lara and Uri, are faced with the challenges of preventing some terrorists from carrying out terrorist attacks. The book covered sad events caused by these terrorists as they went to the extent of killing innocent schoolchildren.
The book begins with the sad event that occurred in Beverly Hills. A call came in informing patrolman Ed Henderson about a terrorist attack and requesting assistance. On getting there, he found five Jewish children dead and an Arabic message. They would have to find out who was behind the attack. This made them contact Uri Levin, who is a Mossad operative, and Lara Edmond, who works with the F.B.I. Having worked together in the past to put an end to threats and attacks on the United States, they would have to work to put an end to these attacks.
Grab a copy of the book to enjoy the interesting story. There are many positive aspects to this book. Having read the previous books in the Jack Winnick series, I would say this book is my favorite. It is the third book in the series and the most interesting. I enjoyed the storyline of the book as it was really engaging and full of suspense, which made me wonder what would unfold in subsequent pages. I would like to commend the author on the character development. The characters were well developed, and I enjoyed the romantic relationship between Lara and Uri. It is something I really admire. I also love the bravery between the two characters. They were really brave and ready to go the extra mile just to make sure they carried out their job properly. The author's writing style is yet another thing I like about the book. I enjoyed the writing style of the author and his descriptions of places in the book.
There was only one thing I disliked about the book. At some point I felt lost and didn't understand what was happening due to the number of characters in the book. I felt the book had a large number of characters. Notwithstanding, I still enjoyed the book, and I learned a few things about what prompts young men from Arab countries to carry out terrorist attacks, and I feel they should be sensitized to avoid further attacks in reality.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I gave it a perfect rating because of the positive aspects of the book. I found no errors while reading the book. This shows it was exceptionally well-edited. I recommend the book to lovers of action series because this is an action book and is also for a mature audience.
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Devil in False Colors
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