Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
JT's World is a book that captivates the reader with thrilling scenes, twists, and suspense. E. Alan Fleischauer tells the story of a businessman named John Thurgood Thomas who rediscovers love.
The novel begins with Mika Shipley's murder. Marcus Payne murdered Mika after mistaking her for her daughter, Madeline. Marcus, who murdered his estranged wife Annabelle, intends to kill JT and Madeline in order to inherit JT's property. His rage and hatred for JT overtook him, and just as he was about to kill JT and Madeline, he was killed by Tiger Olsen, a friend of JT. JT and his friends embark on a business trip. In a saloon, an incident occurs in which he saves Chip Heller, a bounty hunter who was nearly killed by criminals wanted by the law. JT sustains an injury as a result of the incident. He falls in love with Jessica, a doctor who treats him. Also, Zamora, an attorney who was defending the surviving criminals in court as a result of the saloon incident, fell in love with Jessica and planned to marry her. He discovers Jessica and JT are closer than ever. He becomes envious and kidnaps Jessica's son, Theo. Is Theo going to be rescued? If you want to find out if this book has a happy ending, purchase a copy of it.
An intriguing story with a western setting. I liked how the author paints a clear picture of the book's setting in the reader's mind. The setting was accurately described. In the dialogues, he used old western languages to make the storyline more interesting and the setting more realistic. I liked how well-developed the minor and major characters were. Some of the characters' backstories and motivations in this book captivated me. Not only did the author make me root for the main protagonist, but also for other major characters like Jessica and Chip Heller to succeed under any circumstances. Chip Heller is my favorite character due to his sense of humor and ability to perform well in action scenes. Despite the fact that this is the final book in JT's series, I appreciated how the author continues to carry the reader along with events from the previous series in this book. It made the plot flow smoothly and kept the reader informed.
There was one aspect of this book that I did not enjoy. I won't say it was the perspective from which the story was told, but some interactions and dialogues slowed down the storyline. The author tries to overtell every detail of the characters, which was a little tedious, but the intriguing plot kept me interested. I applaud the author for using his imagination and creativity to create an intriguing fictional piece.
I found no errors while reading this book. This shows that it was exceptionally well-edited. This book gets a 4 out of 4 stars from me because of its thrilling characters, fascinating storyline, and incredible setting. I recommend this book to people who enjoy adventure and romance stories.
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JTs World
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JT's World is a book that captivates the reader with thrilling scenes, twists, and suspense. E. Alan Fleischauer tells the story of a businessman named John Thurgood Thomas who rediscovers love.
The novel begins with Mika Shipley's murder. Marcus Payne murdered Mika after mistaking her for her daughter, Madeline. Marcus, who murdered his estranged wife Annabelle, intends to kill JT and Madeline in order to inherit JT's property. His rage and hatred for JT overtook him, and just as he was about to kill JT and Madeline, he was killed by Tiger Olsen, a friend of JT. JT and his friends embark on a business trip. In a saloon, an incident occurs in which he saves Chip Heller, a bounty hunter who was nearly killed by criminals wanted by the law. JT sustains an injury as a result of the incident. He falls in love with Jessica, a doctor who treats him. Also, Zamora, an attorney who was defending the surviving criminals in court as a result of the saloon incident, fell in love with Jessica and planned to marry her. He discovers Jessica and JT are closer than ever. He becomes envious and kidnaps Jessica's son, Theo. Is Theo going to be rescued? If you want to find out if this book has a happy ending, purchase a copy of it.
An intriguing story with a western setting. I liked how the author paints a clear picture of the book's setting in the reader's mind. The setting was accurately described. In the dialogues, he used old western languages to make the storyline more interesting and the setting more realistic. I liked how well-developed the minor and major characters were. Some of the characters' backstories and motivations in this book captivated me. Not only did the author make me root for the main protagonist, but also for other major characters like Jessica and Chip Heller to succeed under any circumstances. Chip Heller is my favorite character due to his sense of humor and ability to perform well in action scenes. Despite the fact that this is the final book in JT's series, I appreciated how the author continues to carry the reader along with events from the previous series in this book. It made the plot flow smoothly and kept the reader informed.
There was one aspect of this book that I did not enjoy. I won't say it was the perspective from which the story was told, but some interactions and dialogues slowed down the storyline. The author tries to overtell every detail of the characters, which was a little tedious, but the intriguing plot kept me interested. I applaud the author for using his imagination and creativity to create an intriguing fictional piece.
I found no errors while reading this book. This shows that it was exceptionally well-edited. This book gets a 4 out of 4 stars from me because of its thrilling characters, fascinating storyline, and incredible setting. I recommend this book to people who enjoy adventure and romance stories.
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JTs World
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