Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
John Thurgood Thomas, also referred to as JT, is a decent, upright, generous, and sympathetic individual. Due to the loss of his wife, Annabelle, he suffered from loneliness. He built JT's World, an amusement park and resort. The opening of the resort was disrupted by murders. JT decided to take a break by journeying to purchase livestock for his ranch. He engaged in a variety of adventures while on this journey. He ran against opponents who wished to harm him during some of these excursions. In JT's World, Alan Fleischauer chronicled the adventures of JT during this journey.
This book has a lot of wonderful aspects. The incidents were vividly and thoroughly explained by the author. It's almost like watching a movie while reading the book. I love the way the plot developed. Also, the reader's task was made simpler by the use of straightforward language. The way the author addressed morality through JT's good nature is another outstanding feature of this work. The book delivered a succinct message that we should be responsible for our neighborhoods, fellow citizens, and the less fortunate.
The most alluring aspect of the author's work is how the book held my attention from beginning to end. I found myself eager to know what would happen. This was due to the book's gloomy opening and the quick-fire style of the events that followed. I craved the thrills and exhilarating encounters.
The author's inclusion of prominent Western lifestyle elements including cowboys, outlaws, criminals, bounty hunters, and sheriffs is appealing. Other appealing aspects of this book are the realistic descriptions of the wildness and landscapes. The description of the events, including the shootouts and duels, was also fantastic. I love Chip Heller, the main character, going after wanted people and earning their bounties. I love JT's relationship with Madeline. Their father-daughter relationship was quite warm. I love the fact that he never made her feel like she wasn't his true daughter. The characters were well-developed by the author. Hence, it was easy for readers to distinguish between them while reading.
The story can be hard to read at times since there are so many murders and immoral activities in it. However, it showed how cowboys and criminals lived. Hence, these murders and immoral activities are pertinent parts of the story. I didn't need to read the earlier episodes to get a sense of what JT's World will cover because it stands on its own.
This book does not have a negative aspect. I enjoyed reading it. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because of its intriguing plot. I did not encounter any errors while reading this book. It was exceptionally well edited. I recommend it to readers of western novels.
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JTs World
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John Thurgood Thomas, also referred to as JT, is a decent, upright, generous, and sympathetic individual. Due to the loss of his wife, Annabelle, he suffered from loneliness. He built JT's World, an amusement park and resort. The opening of the resort was disrupted by murders. JT decided to take a break by journeying to purchase livestock for his ranch. He engaged in a variety of adventures while on this journey. He ran against opponents who wished to harm him during some of these excursions. In JT's World, Alan Fleischauer chronicled the adventures of JT during this journey.
This book has a lot of wonderful aspects. The incidents were vividly and thoroughly explained by the author. It's almost like watching a movie while reading the book. I love the way the plot developed. Also, the reader's task was made simpler by the use of straightforward language. The way the author addressed morality through JT's good nature is another outstanding feature of this work. The book delivered a succinct message that we should be responsible for our neighborhoods, fellow citizens, and the less fortunate.
The most alluring aspect of the author's work is how the book held my attention from beginning to end. I found myself eager to know what would happen. This was due to the book's gloomy opening and the quick-fire style of the events that followed. I craved the thrills and exhilarating encounters.
The author's inclusion of prominent Western lifestyle elements including cowboys, outlaws, criminals, bounty hunters, and sheriffs is appealing. Other appealing aspects of this book are the realistic descriptions of the wildness and landscapes. The description of the events, including the shootouts and duels, was also fantastic. I love Chip Heller, the main character, going after wanted people and earning their bounties. I love JT's relationship with Madeline. Their father-daughter relationship was quite warm. I love the fact that he never made her feel like she wasn't his true daughter. The characters were well-developed by the author. Hence, it was easy for readers to distinguish between them while reading.
The story can be hard to read at times since there are so many murders and immoral activities in it. However, it showed how cowboys and criminals lived. Hence, these murders and immoral activities are pertinent parts of the story. I didn't need to read the earlier episodes to get a sense of what JT's World will cover because it stands on its own.
This book does not have a negative aspect. I enjoyed reading it. I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars because of its intriguing plot. I did not encounter any errors while reading this book. It was exceptionally well edited. I recommend it to readers of western novels.
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JTs World
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