Review of JTs World

Kelly Peter · Post by **Kelly Peter** » 28 Dec 2022, 06:37

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

5 out of 5 stars

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The story of John Thurgood Thomas, also known as JT by his friends, is told in the book JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer. In Scottsdale, Arizona, Mr. John Thurgood Thomas is the owner of a sizable complex. A hotel, a bar, a hospital, a theater studio, several wooden horses, and most prominently, the Ferris wheel, make up the complex. JTs World is the shortened name for this complex.

Mika Shipley was murdered by an unidentified assassin on the day of JTs World's grand opening, which also resulted in the deaths of Aaron Shipley and Billy. Because of the death situation, JT's head was filled with melancholy. He was urged to take a break by traveling to Colorado to pick up some cattle that were required for the ranch by Jamie and Madeline. In his effort to assassinate Mr. John Thurgood Thomas during a nighttime party, Marcus Payne, the biological father of Madeline, JT's adopted daughter, was eventually revealed to be the murderer. Pick up a copy of this book to learn more about JT while he is on his adventures.

First of all, I want to thank the author for the excellent job he did in writing this book. I enjoyed reading each chapter because I liked the plot, the settings, and the action scenes that were included in the book. I also liked the author's writing style because it made the book simple to read and understand without putting too much strain on the reader. The author's portrayal of the characters in this novel is another thing I like.

Mr. John Thurgood is this book's main character. Thomas is kind, generous, loving, caring, and passionate, and he has an amazing personality. It's remarkable how he respects and maintains his composure around women, treating them with love and passion without ever intending to take advantage of them. I particularly admire his dedication to the battle against injustice and corruption, as well as his generosity in giving. Even though he wasn't Madeline's biological father, he showed her the love and attention she deserved and gave her all she needed. Theodore's rescue by Chip Haller and his reunion with his mother, Jessica, are remarkable. Mr. Aamon Zamora is another character the author introduces in the novel that I found intriguing.

The fact that everyone was moving around with a gun and that no one could be confident of their safety without a gun made for a lot of deaths, which is what I disliked about this book. Despite this, the book is engaging and intriguing, so I still enjoyed reading it.

I give the book a rating of five out of five stars since it educated me about western culture, and I applaud the editor for not noticing any grammatical errors when I was reading it.

This book contains brutality, foul language, and sexually explicit material. I therefore suggest it to readers who are at least eighteen years old and above. I'll also suggest it to anyone who appreciates Western culture and to those who enjoy action and romantic novels.

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Oyedeji Funmilayo · Post by **Oyedeji Funmilayo** » 20 Jan 2023, 06:42

Why would JT's daughter choose the day of her Dad's company grand opening to perpetrate the killing? The book sure has an interesting plot and I look forward to reading it.

Post by **Jay David Randall** » 20 Jan 2023, 07:12

The summary of this review is interesting and captivating, I would love to read more about Mr. John Thomas in this book JT's world

Temi Book · Post by **Temi Book** » 21 Jan 2023, 02:17

Having read this book, I can say that I love the author’s creativity. I like the way he depicted the western culture, apart from the killing aspect. Nice review!