Review of JTs World

[Raeesa Hoosen 1]

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

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3 out of 4 stars

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Jt's World is a book that revolves around the life of Jt Thomas, the owner of a complex that houses a fabulous hotel, multiple shops, a tavern, numerous carousels and an upcoming theatre in which his ward Madeline would be starring in. With the three murders that have taken place, Jt is now at a loss as Billy the man who once stood upon the corpse of Mika, the bartender Aaron's wife with a bowling pin covered with blood had claimed that he was not the one behind the murder and the sheriff of the town is also at a loss as Billy's clothes were void of any blood stains. But I guess people are right when they say, things that we see are not always as they appear. Overcome with grief, Billy and Aaron kill each other and Jt witnesses, not one but the murders of three individuals just before the grand opening of Jt's World. But behind it all, there is a sinister plan brewing in the mind of an unsuspecting man. Madeline's father had killed her mother and is now out for the blood of both Jt and Madeline, after all, he stands to gain everything after their deaths. So will he succeed and gain their wealth or would he also meet his untimely demise? Will Jt die or would he go on to live and learn to love another after the death of Madeline's mother, the woman he once loved?

Author E.Alan Fleischauer has written a fictional novel that is unique and enthralling to read. The beginning itself had many amazing twists and turns which had me craving for the next scene. I liked the way that the author portrayed Jt to be a complete gentleman and this can be justified by the fact that he did not take advantage of Maria in her drunken state and chose to tell her about the real reason why he would not touch her.

There were parts that I did find a bit boring, like the scene with the Indians but I could not fault the author as at the same time, it showed the amount of kindness that Jt had when he provided them with provisions.

Overall, I would rate this book a 4 out of 4 as it is well-edited and thus showed professionalism in the author's writing.

If you are one of those readers that enjoy a bit of sinister plotting, mild romance and a lot of teasing with twists and turns along the way then go ahead and join Jt on his adventure of Jt's World.

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