Review of JTs World

[Rukaiya Musani]

[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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JT’s World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a wonderfully written book that follows the extraordinary life of JT Thomas. It is properly set in the Western world of the 18th century. This is the last novel in the five-book JT Thomas Western series. This suspense-filled novel is filled with murder, mayhem, unexpected plot twists and a perfectly woven love story of JT Thomas and Jessica Tillman.

It all begins at JT’s World, an amusement park constructed by JT Thomas with the invaluable help of his adoptive daughter, Madeline. The official opening of JT’s World is stained by the blood of two deliberate murders, followed by a near-death experience for JT Thomas soon after at a celebratory party. This instantly takes a toll on JT. Madeline is able to convince him to accompany some of his men on a mission to round up some cattle for their private ranch. JT experiences various adventures, encounters exceptional kinds of principal characters and forges new friendships. He experiences near-death situations numerous times throughout his extraordinary journey as he descends on the various different towns. He also ends up meeting and instantly falling in love with the beautiful Jessica Tillman whom he generously assists in searching for her dear son who was kidnapped three years before. He achieves this with the dedicated help of Chip Heller, a bounty hunter, whose life was initially saved by JT.

E. Alan Fleischauer has been able to perfectly produce a concluding sequel to the remarkable JT Thomas series. The novel has been very thoughtfully written and any reader can enjoy it immensely despite not being already attuned to the JT Thomas series.

The most striking quality of the captivating novel is that even though it is set in the 18th century, the talented author has been able to flawlessly include diverse characters with various inclinations regarding religion, race and sexuality. The overwhelming generosity depicted by the leading character, JT Thomas, is quite limitless. He is portrayed as an excellent role model that being humane, generous and kind is the soul food of life.

JT’s World is also well-edited without any apparent errors and therefore, I award it an excellent rating of five out of five stars.

E. Alan Fleischauer’s JT’s World is suitable for any adult who enjoys reading Western novels. It would, although be unsuitable for anyone who can be easily triggered by the innumerable gruesomely depicted murder scenes.

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