Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
E. Alan Fleischauer wrote a fictional book titled JTs World. It is rife with romance, gory murders, love, and fresh starts. John Thurgood Thomas, better known to his pals as JT, is commemorating the official launch of his brand-new structure, JTs World. His adopted daughter will frequently play in the theater, which is housed in a sizable hotel. Unfortunately, the incident did not have a happy ending because Mika Shipley, a woman, was killed by a bowling pin. Unfortunately, this terrible incident resulted in the simultaneous deaths of two JT workers due to a number of challenging personal conflicts between them.
Madeline requested that JT take a trip with his employees to get the livestock required for the ranch as a result of these incidents and the stress of developing JT's World. The locals made the choice to host a farewell party for them. Marcus Payne, Madeline's birth father, who is an ex-convict is present at this gathering with the intention of killing both JT and Madeline. Fortunately, his scheme was foiled when he was apprehended and executed, proving that he was Mika's murderer. JT will be your guide as he travels to Colorado.
I want to start by praising the author's distinctive writing style. It's fascinating and helps the reader comprehend how the book is supposed to flow. I really like how easy it is. Through the character of Buck and other plot elements, Mr. Alan infused some humor. Despite the jokes being dull, it was amusing to observe how Buck never got sick of saying them. JT, the protagonist, is the character I adore the most. He is sympathetic, considerate, and perceptive. He had the odd habit of leaving hefty tips for shop owners, especially the struggling ones, throughout the entire book.
I appreciate his relationship with his adopted daughter as well. Who would have guessed Madeline was his dead fiancée's child? JT gives her such good care. Overall, Mr. Alan did a wonderful job with the style; despite the fact that the plot is written in a cowboy manner, it didn't fall flat. Excellent work, sir.
Nothing in this book bothered me. Even though the profanities were a tad excessive, they served to emphasize the words and deeds even more. While reading, no mistakes were discovered. It is therefore exceptionally edited. I had fun reading this book. I give this 4 out of 4 stars because of this.
I'll suggest this to everyone who likes reading cowboy stories. It is suited for everyone who enjoys reading a romantic adventure novel with a few murder scenes. Regardless, they won't regret picking this up.
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E. Alan Fleischauer wrote a fictional book titled JTs World. It is rife with romance, gory murders, love, and fresh starts. John Thurgood Thomas, better known to his pals as JT, is commemorating the official launch of his brand-new structure, JTs World. His adopted daughter will frequently play in the theater, which is housed in a sizable hotel. Unfortunately, the incident did not have a happy ending because Mika Shipley, a woman, was killed by a bowling pin. Unfortunately, this terrible incident resulted in the simultaneous deaths of two JT workers due to a number of challenging personal conflicts between them.
Madeline requested that JT take a trip with his employees to get the livestock required for the ranch as a result of these incidents and the stress of developing JT's World. The locals made the choice to host a farewell party for them. Marcus Payne, Madeline's birth father, who is an ex-convict is present at this gathering with the intention of killing both JT and Madeline. Fortunately, his scheme was foiled when he was apprehended and executed, proving that he was Mika's murderer. JT will be your guide as he travels to Colorado.
I want to start by praising the author's distinctive writing style. It's fascinating and helps the reader comprehend how the book is supposed to flow. I really like how easy it is. Through the character of Buck and other plot elements, Mr. Alan infused some humor. Despite the jokes being dull, it was amusing to observe how Buck never got sick of saying them. JT, the protagonist, is the character I adore the most. He is sympathetic, considerate, and perceptive. He had the odd habit of leaving hefty tips for shop owners, especially the struggling ones, throughout the entire book.
I appreciate his relationship with his adopted daughter as well. Who would have guessed Madeline was his dead fiancée's child? JT gives her such good care. Overall, Mr. Alan did a wonderful job with the style; despite the fact that the plot is written in a cowboy manner, it didn't fall flat. Excellent work, sir.
Nothing in this book bothered me. Even though the profanities were a tad excessive, they served to emphasize the words and deeds even more. While reading, no mistakes were discovered. It is therefore exceptionally edited. I had fun reading this book. I give this 4 out of 4 stars because of this.
I'll suggest this to everyone who likes reading cowboy stories. It is suited for everyone who enjoys reading a romantic adventure novel with a few murder scenes. Regardless, they won't regret picking this up.
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JTs World
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Adopting his dead fiancee's child? This is very noble.
