Review of JTs World

[Ezomo Amanda Uyiosa]

[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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Western literature by E. Alan Fleischauer, JTs World, extols the virtues of cowboys, lawlessness, vengeance, desire, love, firearms, and booze. It speaks of a culture that barely adheres to modesty as a rule. where your strength and sense of survival instinct are put to the test when you're the hunter rather than the hunted. a place where, even as a woman, being a weakling might shorten your life. But, among all this mayhem, some people are wary of such lifestyles and long for a world devoid of danger and bloodlust.

Formerly a federal marshal and skilled marksman, John Thurgood Thomas was known to his friends simply as JT. By coincidence, he found the source of his enormous riches in a Colorado cave. As it turns out, he amasses the most wealth in the state of Arizona and begins construction on the city's largest complex, which he names after himself.JT was engaged to Annabelle, the mother of his adopted daughter Madeline. Marcus Payne murdered Annabelle, and he attempted to blame JT for it.

Nonetheless, Madeline provided crucial testimony, and as a result, Marcus was found guilty of the crime. After buying his way out, he pursues Madeline and JT to kill them both. He thinks that by doing this, he would be entitled to all of JT's wealth as the next of kin. A slew of murders that occurred in one night and led to Marcus Payne's death derailed the amusement park's grand debut. JT is concerned about this, and his daughter Madeline and other family members encourage him to take a break and travel to another state while they handle the matter at the complex. Together with finding true love, JT must once again hunt for a tranquil location while travelling.

I liked how the book got right to the point when describing the many characters, their backstories, and the roles they play in the story. I was also impressed by how everything comes down to one man and his viewpoints and perspective on a corrupt society, as well as how, despite all of this, he manages to stay focused on his goals and avoid being deceived by what is going on around him.

There is nothing about this book that I dislike; I loved reading it.

I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of how well the storyline and plot were crafted. The book was exceptionally well edited. I would recommend this book to readers who enjoy Western fiction, thrillers, romance, and adventures.

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