Review of JTs World

[Bal Ruth]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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JT's world is a western adventure book by E Alan Fleischauer.JT is a lucky man who chanced upon a cave with valuable treasure. Treasure that transformed him into an ultra-wealthy man. Using his amassed wealth, he built JT's world. However, at the grand opening of his empire, there was an unexpected horrid turn of events, which claimed three lives. Then, a dismayed JT decided to take a break from all his business by taking an adventure. Find out what happens as JT wanders through different towns and as he meets with different people. Some vile and evil whereas others are kind. Good people like Chip Heller who becomes his partner as they hunt down the Gibbons brothers. He also meets with different women who try to capture his heart but to no avail until he meets the lovely Jessica Tillman who after a series of ups and downs, becomes the second love of his life.

Since Allan E Fleischauer is an award-winning author, he packed this story with experience and expertise. He packaged his words well enough to be read easily in understandable English. The plots and twists kept me on my toes, never got bored. It's the last book in the series but it is also a stand-alone book. The story is intense with guns and killing everywhere but the author tried to minimize the horrific threat and turned it into a fun adventure and action. Well, am not a fan of western books but this book made me giddy and I wanted to read it to the end once I started. It is an eye-opener for me and I wish I could read all the other books in the series. l also like the way the author talked about the other characters and their histories portraying a thorough understanding of the characters.

Well, I have nothing to say against the book except for a few grammatical errors that need to be corrected.

Even with the errors here and there, I still rate it 5 out of 5 stars because it will turn out perfect once the errors are corrected.

There is a lot of vulgarity and profanity in this book which I believe that it contends with the flow of the book. The erotic scenes were talked about but not vividly detailed so it is marginally descriptive. Though, it is not suitable for children, young adults, or even adults who despise reading profanity. But, if you love Western and adventure books, this is for you. And to those who have never tried Western books, give it a chance just like I did. Am sure it will work out for you.

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