Review of The Date Farm

[Amy_Jackson]

Yaay! Lara and Uri are here again! I don't think the terrorists are after cash or gold. With the couple to the rescue, it's surely going to be a thriller.

[Janet Kimetto]

I'm curious about whatever it is the terrorists are after and why it is so important. Thank you for the review!

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @ Harshitha G B, I just read your comments on the official review of "The Date Farm“ and I wonder if you actually read the sample and official review. Jack Winnick is an incredible author that uses thorough research of geopolitical issues before he writes his books. I would suggest more thorough comments that prove that you actually read the sample. For example: "The Date Farm” by Jack Winnick is his 4th incredible geopolitical thriller in the Lara and Uri 5-book series. This fictional, but based on historical data, terrorist attack occurs in a Beverly Hills shopping mall where 48 innocent teens and young adults are killed and hundreds more were injured by a group of terrorists, dressed in black, that set off bombs and tossed gas grenades into the crowd blinding and gaging the people having a fun time listening to music after the mall was closed, and then opened fire on the crowd with automatic weapons. When their ammunition was exhausted, they pulled out pistols and shot themselves in the head. They had been led to believe that their attacks would guarantee them an automatic entry into paradise. Meanwhile, the security of the Dept. of Defense and DHS was breached and the Federal Reserve and Chase Manhattan Bank were also attacked. One needs to read the book to learn the reasons for the horrible attacks and who is the mastermind behind the killing of innocent people. Each of Winnick’s books can be read in any order but I believe readers will enjoy the series more if they read the books in order. I highly recommend all five of Winnick’s well written action thrillers. Hold onto your seat, this book will be hard to put down. @Mrlefty0706

[Marianne Loogma]

Wow! Reading this I didn't even realize it was a sequel as the book seems interesting and general enough to be a standalone piece of writing. The author of the review didn't spoil anything and left a lot of tension and interest in the minds of readers which I love. It's also amazing to see the reviewer open say they dislike a part of a good book!

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Janet Kimetto, I suggest your read the sample and the official review and you will see what the terrorists want to accomplish. You need to expand your comments to prove you have read the sample and official review. For example: "The Date Farm” by Jack Winnick is his 4th incredible geopolitical thriller in the Lara and Uri 5-book series. This fictional, but based on historical data, terrorist attack occurs in a Beverly Hills shopping mall where 48 innocent teens and young adults are killed and hundreds more were injured by a group of terrorists, dressed in black, that set off bombs and tossed gas grenades into the crowd blinding and gaging the people having a fun time listening to music after the mall was closed, and then opened fire on the crowd with automatic weapons. When their ammunition was exhausted, they pulled out pistols and shot themselves in the head. They had been led to believe that their attacks would guarantee them an automatic entry into paradise. Meanwhile, the security of the Dept. of Defense and DHS was breached and the Federal Reserve and Chase Manhattan Bank were also attacked. One needs to read the book to learn the reasons for the horrible attacks and who is the mastermind behind the killing of innocent people. Each of Winnick’s books can be read in any order but I believe readers will enjoy the series more if they read the books in order. I highly recommend all five of Winnick’s well written action thrillers. Hold onto your seat, this book will be hard to put down. @Mrlefty0706