Review of JTs World

[Estelle Cimino]

[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 main character in JT's World is John Thurgood Thomas, a business owner by trade who got lucky one day and discovered a tonne of money inside a cave, with the help of which he was about to launch his complex. Unfortunately for him, tragedy strikes when some of his employees are murdered just before the complex's opening ceremony. John became frustrated and depressed, so he decided to take a break and set out on a new voyage. Fortunately for John, he meets a woman with whom he falls in love and believes she is the one for him. However, complications arise when John is targeted by his enemies from both the past and the present. You can find out if John will survive the tragedies and life-threatening situations that surround him constantly by reading E. Alan Fleischauer's wonderful book, JT's World.

The beginning of this book is extremely exciting, and I was surprised at how quickly the plot picked up. It's admirable of the author to create a page-turning book that never gets boring for the readers. In addition, the suspense in this book is its best feature; up to the very end, I kept guessing the enemy incorrectly. I thought Jessica's persona to be extremely endearing, and I was happy for John to rediscover love in his life after the awful disappearance of his wife. Given that this novel is mostly focused on the Western genre, the plot is likewise packed with action, gunfights, and cowboys.

This book contains a lot of gory content because it centres around a lot of murder, violence, and other similar events. Because this isn't my usual genre, I was initially a little overwhelmed by it, but I eventually got used to it. The author also made an effort to counterbalance the brutality by including a lot of romance in this book, which I enjoyed, and I was amazed by John's chemistry with women in general.

I'd be happy to give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because the plot revolved around a topic that was intriguing, suspenseful, mysterious, and compelling enough to make the reading experience worthwhile. In addition, I did not encounter any grammatical errors in this book, which makes me believe it is exceptionally well-edited.

I think adults who enjoy cowboys, gunfights, murders, suspense, thrillers, romance, a terrific protagonist, and a captivating Western-themed plot will enjoy reading this book. Aside from that, I should point out that this book contains non-borderline profanity.

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