Review of JTs World

[Spencer Maina]

[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 is an ambitious man who would do anything to see his dreams come true. He has just finished his complex and is ready to start reaping the fruits of his investments. Unfortunately, the launch of JT's Complex was a long-awaited moment for his enemies. That was an open opportunity; the man had to make sure JT's life became more miserable, just like his. 

As a result, during the launch ceremony, an innocent woman is brutally murdered. While absorbing what had just transpired, an explosion occurs, and more deaths follow. JT wants to give up, but he has to give his daughter Madeline the best life he can. He must find his enemy and settle the grudge in any way possible. Who is this man after JT's success? And why? E. Alan Fleischauer's JTs World is a thrilling fiction story that answers the above questions.

I loved the character JT. He is resilient, hardworking, and a go-getter who does not let any obstacle stand in his way—attributes that I found very admirable. I am sure readers will learn a lot from him. Secondly, Alan mixed all aspects of real life in this book, making it relatable and suitable for everyone. He tackles religion, highlighting how hypocrisy has dominated it, using the example of Maria's preacher brother, a criminal. The author also included other aspects of social life, such as gays, so the book represents everyone.

What I liked most in the book was how beautifully the author wove the story. Some revelations in the book's later chapters left me open-mouthed because I wasn't expecting that. JT's jealous enemy was someone he knew well, and their lives once intertwined. That was very appealing to read. I also applaud the book's suspense. It makes readers get glued to the pages with the thirst to unravel what transpired in previous chapters. Moreover, I liked the mystery beliefs in the book, such as the dead being reincarnated as animals, coming back to visit their loved ones, and still recognizing each other.

I did not dislike anything about JTs world. The book was exceptionally well edited and had one of the most fantastic storylines I have ever read. Therefore, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. This book serves both entertaining and educational purposes. As a result, I recommend it to people who like crime stories. Also, fathers will learn something from JT's parenting style.

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