Review of Devil in False Colors

Blessing Otuokere · Post by **Blessing Otuokere** » 24 Mar 2023, 03:42

[Following is a volunteer review of "Devil in False Colors" by Jack Winnick.]

5 out of 5 stars

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Devil in False Colors by Jack Winnick is unquestionably a challenging read that will make you feel a variety of things. This is not one of those novels that you read and promptly put away. That is the sort of book that will help you see what is going on around you and how hate-filled the world has become in which we now live. The warning that we live in perilous times is provided by this book.

The FBI sends its top team to stop a group of Islamic extremists when they start attacking Los Angeles' Jewish population in a deadly pattern. In the past few years, Lara Edmond of the Joint Terrorism Task Force and Uri Levin of Mossad have successfully thwarted two different terrorist schemes; now they travel to Los Angeles to do it once again. But as the investigation goes on, it appears as if the truth will never be found. When nothing is as it seems, Lara and Uri must take great risks to stop the offenders before they cause irreparable harm to Israel, the United States, and the rest of the globe. What new methods did the team employ? Get a copy to discover more.

In putting together a complex book that illustrates the realities of contemporary political and cultural systems, the author demonstrates his originality and coherence. He straightforwardly tells the story that readers can follow. I'm astonished at the writer's depth of understanding of all the concepts presented. The book's specifics, such as the terrorist plots, the weapons, the movements of underground organizations, and the involvement of government organizations, all demonstrate how thoroughly researched the novel is. They serve as evidence of the writer's ardor for his craft.

I enjoyed how realistic the scenarios felt to me; it didn't feel like I was reading a made-up story at all. There was nothing about this book that I didn't like. To make it plausible, every scenario was required. Once you start reading, you won't want to put it down. It takes time for the characters to grow, but once they do, the action will build to a climax that will leave you with memories that last a lifetime. Through the creation of this piece, the author has managed to convey the vulnerability of our daily sense of security, the deception used to shape the public perception of a crime, and the determination of communities in danger to overcome prejudice from a small number of people who falsely represent the majority.

This book receives a rating of five out of five stars from me. I applaud the author and editor for a wonderfully edited book that demonstrates how well-written it was, with deep characters and a compelling plot that seamlessly came together to make a truly wonderful novel. If you enjoy exhilarating adventures and aren't very religious or political, I heartily suggest this book to you. I am eager to read more by this author, especially more from this series.

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emmanuel chinemerem · Post by **emmanuel chinemerem** » 05 Apr 2023, 09:04

Lara and uri series by Jack Winnick always excits me. I would love to read this series to unveil what love and task this two have to handle together. Great work. Thanks for the recommendation.

Chris Rich Nwaka · Post by **Chris Rich Nwaka** » 05 Apr 2023, 09:55

I've always been excited by Jack Winnick's Lara and Uri series. I'd love to read this series to learn more about the love and responsibility these two must share. Amazing work. I appreciate the suggestion.

Chris Rich Nwaka · Post by **Chris Rich Nwaka** » 05 Apr 2023, 09:56

Self-help books like this one can be extremely alluring. I appreciate how the author included a try-this part to help the audience practice the objectives. Good review for a nice nook.