Review of JTs World

[Prince Gramitez]

[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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The fifth book in E. Alan Fleischauer's five-volume Western series with a unique character named “J.T. Thomas”, is this western fiction book titled JT's World. The plot follows him as he sets out to open an amusement park, but things take a turn for the worst when terrible atrocities take place.

JT's World tells the story of a cowboy, the function of sheriffs and bounty hunters, and the wild west's backdrop. Readers can get a peek at how cowboys lived in the Wild West by reading about their adventures and daily lives in this book. The book also describes how bandits and criminals roamed the west, committing horrible atrocities, and how the bounty system helped catch them. A bounty hunter, who pursues criminals and receives payment for catching them, is one of JT's companions. The tale also illustrates the duties that sheriffs attempt to play in defending lives and property. The author also gives a realistic account of the untamed west's environment, and the difficulties pioneers like JT encountered when attempting to settle down. The arid conditions that existed in these locations, as well as the stunning scenery and nature, are accurately described. The primary ways of transportation during this time were on horseback and by railroad.

The book has a strong emphasis on violence, with many of the violent incidents taking place in saloons. Another recurring topic is revenge, which some of the characters actively pursue. Some readers might find the level of violence and retaliation in the novel ridiculous.

The book does, however, have certain flaws. First off, the author frequently overstretches activities that may be simply cut. Second, the author might have paid a little more attention to the primary reason JT departed the park. The current events took precedence over the real reason, which was no longer important. The book's authenticity is further diminished because it might be a little too liberal to be believable for such a period.

In conclusion, the novel contains some profanity but less explicit sexual content. The fact that I couldn't identify any typos or grammatical mistakes indicates that the book was exceptionally well edited. I am awarding this book the maximum score of 5 out of 5 stars rating. I recommend this book to teens and young adults. Young adults will find the book to be quite appealing because of its themes. People who enjoy reading books set in the American West are advised to read this one.

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