Review of The Date Farm
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Review of The Date Farm
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Date Farm" by Jack Winnick.]
The Date Farm by Jack Winnick is the fourth book in the enrapturing Lara and Uri series. This political thrill ride is overflowing with action scenes and surveillance. The plot follows the recently married couple, Lara Edmond and Uri Levin.
Lara is an educated FBI specialist who works with her better half for the highly confidential Israeli Mossad. Uri is a combat-solidified specialist with some expertise in secret tasks. While on holiday at the Edmond family ranch, Lara and Uri are brought back into obligation when Islamic fear-based oppressors strike New York City.
My favorite part of this book and the series is the changing point of view between sections. Winnick shows the viewpoint and activities of the Iranians in their goal to bring down America and Israel. I love seeing numerous points of view throughout the book as the plot unfolds.
I appreciate watching the couple bob off one another mentally and guard their accomplice during this mission. Although this novel can act as an independent thrill ride, watching the couple's relationship foster throughout the series is supernatural. I appreciate the level of patriotism showcased by Uri and Lara.
Nothing remains to be disliked about this book. I'm fixated on the Lara and Uri series and miserable that there is only one book remaining in the series. Winnick is a capable author, and his books are well-edited. I found no grammatical errors while reading. Furthermore, Winnick is delightfully distinct in his composition and can keep perusers connected throughout the whole series.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Winnick's faultless writing and expert editing request a superb rating. I recommend this novel to readers keen on political thrill rides. The plot has an unequivocally safe inclination as the activities of the U.S. support Israel. Subsequently, this book will engage readers who are Jewish or have Zionist leanings.
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The Date Farm by Jack Winnick is the fourth book in the enrapturing Lara and Uri series. This political thrill ride is overflowing with action scenes and surveillance. The plot follows the recently married couple, Lara Edmond and Uri Levin.
Lara is an educated FBI specialist who works with her better half for the highly confidential Israeli Mossad. Uri is a combat-solidified specialist with some expertise in secret tasks. While on holiday at the Edmond family ranch, Lara and Uri are brought back into obligation when Islamic fear-based oppressors strike New York City.
My favorite part of this book and the series is the changing point of view between sections. Winnick shows the viewpoint and activities of the Iranians in their goal to bring down America and Israel. I love seeing numerous points of view throughout the book as the plot unfolds.
I appreciate watching the couple bob off one another mentally and guard their accomplice during this mission. Although this novel can act as an independent thrill ride, watching the couple's relationship foster throughout the series is supernatural. I appreciate the level of patriotism showcased by Uri and Lara.
Nothing remains to be disliked about this book. I'm fixated on the Lara and Uri series and miserable that there is only one book remaining in the series. Winnick is a capable author, and his books are well-edited. I found no grammatical errors while reading. Furthermore, Winnick is delightfully distinct in his composition and can keep perusers connected throughout the whole series.
I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. Winnick's faultless writing and expert editing request a superb rating. I recommend this novel to readers keen on political thrill rides. The plot has an unequivocally safe inclination as the activities of the U.S. support Israel. Subsequently, this book will engage readers who are Jewish or have Zionist leanings.
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This book series is very famous due to its suspense and thrilling aspects that no other book offers. However, I'm not into political thrill books, certainly, this book is not for me. Thanks for your engaging review, Susan!
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