Review of JTs World

[Caroline Gavelfalt]

[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 the fifth book in the JT Thomas western series. This book brings us to JT's sad story after his wife Annabelle's passing and JT having a disaster of an opening to his JT's World establishment. His daughter Maddy sends him off to take care of himself, and we get to follow him and his friends as they meet bounty hunters, bad men, and even lovers.

Not that long ago, I read a book called Just Die, which was also written by E. Alan Fleischauer. Therefore, when I saw that another book of his was on the reviewer's list, I had to read it. I have never read a western book before and I was very pleased that I took this opportunity to read one. JT's World is a great western story on how to move on from heartache and how to be generous when you have more than others. I know it is the story of JT Thomas, but I ended up having a soft spot for his drunken friend Buck. It was such a nice touch for the character to tell really bad jokes that just made you smile. Yet again, I am impressed with Fleischauer's writing and how he captivates the readers with his stories. Like last time, there were very few mistakes in the book, and it was just an absolute joy to read it.

I have two negative things to say, but they have nothing to do with Fleischauer. It is more some advice for anyone that hasn't read the JT Thomas books. I really wish I had read the previous four books before this one. However, JT's World includes some snippets from the last stories and you can easily understand the book without reading the previous ones, but it has made me very curious and now I have to read all of them. The second thing would be that the book has a few old English words in it, which I completely understand as it is a western book. It just means I had to stop some times to look up the words to understand what they meant. 

There is no question about it, and I have to rate JT's World a solid four out of four. If you can write one book and get the reader to want to read four more, then you, as the author, and the book, definitely deserve the highest rating.

I can highly recommend reading JT's World if you are an adult who is into western books or even if you are like me and you weren't a western fan before you read JT's World, but you are now. 

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