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 by E. Alan Fleischauer is a 36-chapter novel with thrilling romance and adventure. The fascinating-fiction book explores the themes of love, romance, criminality, and vengeance.
JT Thomas fell in love with Anabelle after their encounter at the mountain, where JT rescued her and three other women from some dangerous men known as 'outlaws.' They seemed to have a great future together with marriage in view. Anabelle's husband, Marcus Payne, was not pleased with the turn of events and took some drastic actions to stop the lovebirds. Will Marcus Payne be successful in his quest? What would be the fate of JT Thomas after discovering Marcus Payne's action and the following events? Read this enthralling novel to find out.
I love the E. Alan Fleischauer 's writing style. The way he can use flashbacks to illustrate the scenes is exceptional. Also, some touches of suspense were added to some scenes in the book to make them compelling. An instance was when Theodore was almost abducted the second time in the stable car by MacQuoid; no one could have thought things would escalate so quickly. The book has many captivating and intriguing scenarios, making it easy and fun to read.
My favorite character in the book is Chip Heller. He was swift at handling his gun, and his ability to aim at his target ideally is quite admirable. The roles he played before and after meeting JT are also very commendable. Also, bearing in mind that JT was a generous and caring man while reading the book gave me a sense of who he is. I love Buck as well. His sense of humor is excellent. One of his many hilarious statements in the book is, "you don't have a pot to pee in, and you are ugly to boot." And my favorite scene was when JT Thomas and the beautiful doctor Jessica first met; the love at first sight for the two is soothing, considering what they have both been through individually.
Aside from how voluminous the book is, there's nothing I dislike about the book. It is a well-written, well-structured, and well-edited book. I observed a few grammatical errors while reading this book, making the novel easy to read and comprehend. Therefore, I rate JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer 5 out of 5 stars.
I recommend this book to lovers of fiction, romance, and adventure stories. Those interested in stories that have to do with revenge and criminality will find it interesting to read as well.
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JTs World
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JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a 36-chapter novel with thrilling romance and adventure. The fascinating-fiction book explores the themes of love, romance, criminality, and vengeance.
JT Thomas fell in love with Anabelle after their encounter at the mountain, where JT rescued her and three other women from some dangerous men known as 'outlaws.' They seemed to have a great future together with marriage in view. Anabelle's husband, Marcus Payne, was not pleased with the turn of events and took some drastic actions to stop the lovebirds. Will Marcus Payne be successful in his quest? What would be the fate of JT Thomas after discovering Marcus Payne's action and the following events? Read this enthralling novel to find out.
I love the E. Alan Fleischauer 's writing style. The way he can use flashbacks to illustrate the scenes is exceptional. Also, some touches of suspense were added to some scenes in the book to make them compelling. An instance was when Theodore was almost abducted the second time in the stable car by MacQuoid; no one could have thought things would escalate so quickly. The book has many captivating and intriguing scenarios, making it easy and fun to read.
My favorite character in the book is Chip Heller. He was swift at handling his gun, and his ability to aim at his target ideally is quite admirable. The roles he played before and after meeting JT are also very commendable. Also, bearing in mind that JT was a generous and caring man while reading the book gave me a sense of who he is. I love Buck as well. His sense of humor is excellent. One of his many hilarious statements in the book is, "you don't have a pot to pee in, and you are ugly to boot." And my favorite scene was when JT Thomas and the beautiful doctor Jessica first met; the love at first sight for the two is soothing, considering what they have both been through individually.
Aside from how voluminous the book is, there's nothing I dislike about the book. It is a well-written, well-structured, and well-edited book. I observed a few grammatical errors while reading this book, making the novel easy to read and comprehend. Therefore, I rate JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer 5 out of 5 stars.
I recommend this book to lovers of fiction, romance, and adventure stories. Those interested in stories that have to do with revenge and criminality will find it interesting to read as well.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
