Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
JTs World is a page-turning thriller with gripping sequences, unexpected turns, and tension. John Thurgood Thomas, a businessman, rediscovers love in E. Alan Fleischauer's narrative.
Mika Shipley's murder occurs at the start of the book. After mistaking Mika for Madeline, her daughter, Marcus Payne, killed her. Marcus, who killed his estranged wife Annabelle, plans to assassinate Madeline and JT to take over JT's estate. When he was going to murder JT and Madeline, his wrath and hatred for JT overcame him, and Tiger Olsen, a close friend of JT, shot and killed him. JT travels for work with his pals. He intervenes in a bar encounter to save bounty hunter Chip Heller, who was about to be slain by lawbreakers on the run. As a result of the encounter, JT was hurt. He was treated by Jessica, a doctor, and they fell in love. In addition, Zamora, a lawyer representing the criminals who survived the saloon event in court, fell in love with Jessica and intended to wed her. He learns that JT and Jessica are closer than ever. He kidnaps Theo, Jessica's son, out of jealousy. Will Theo eventually be saved? Get a copy of the book if you want to find out if it has a happy ending.
I enjoyed how the author uses vivid imagery to help the reader visualize the setting of the novel. The environment was correctly described. To make the dialogue more fascinating and the environment more authentic, he borrowed ancient Western languages. The minor and main characters were both quite well-developed, which I appreciated. This novel intrigued me because of some of the reasons and backstories of the characters. I wanted the main protagonists to succeed, but the author also made me want Jessica and Chip Heller to be successful no matter what. Because of his sense of humor and ability to execute well in action sequences, Chip Heller is my favorite character. Even though this is the last book in JT's series, I liked how the author kept the reader updated on happenings from the first series while writing this one. That kept the reader informed and helped the narrative go along nicely.
This book has one feature that I didn't like. I won't argue that the story's point of view was the cause, but several exchanges and discussions made the plot drag. I found the author's attempt to oversell every character aspect to be a touch tiresome, but the gripping narrative held my interest. I commend the author for utilizing his imagination and skills to produce a captivating work of fiction.
While reading this book, I discovered no errors. This demonstrates how expertly edited it was. I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of its captivating characters, engrossing plot, and stunning environment. I suggest this book to anyone who appreciates both romantic and adventure novels.
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JTs World
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JTs World is a page-turning thriller with gripping sequences, unexpected turns, and tension. John Thurgood Thomas, a businessman, rediscovers love in E. Alan Fleischauer's narrative.
Mika Shipley's murder occurs at the start of the book. After mistaking Mika for Madeline, her daughter, Marcus Payne, killed her. Marcus, who killed his estranged wife Annabelle, plans to assassinate Madeline and JT to take over JT's estate. When he was going to murder JT and Madeline, his wrath and hatred for JT overcame him, and Tiger Olsen, a close friend of JT, shot and killed him. JT travels for work with his pals. He intervenes in a bar encounter to save bounty hunter Chip Heller, who was about to be slain by lawbreakers on the run. As a result of the encounter, JT was hurt. He was treated by Jessica, a doctor, and they fell in love. In addition, Zamora, a lawyer representing the criminals who survived the saloon event in court, fell in love with Jessica and intended to wed her. He learns that JT and Jessica are closer than ever. He kidnaps Theo, Jessica's son, out of jealousy. Will Theo eventually be saved? Get a copy of the book if you want to find out if it has a happy ending.
I enjoyed how the author uses vivid imagery to help the reader visualize the setting of the novel. The environment was correctly described. To make the dialogue more fascinating and the environment more authentic, he borrowed ancient Western languages. The minor and main characters were both quite well-developed, which I appreciated. This novel intrigued me because of some of the reasons and backstories of the characters. I wanted the main protagonists to succeed, but the author also made me want Jessica and Chip Heller to be successful no matter what. Because of his sense of humor and ability to execute well in action sequences, Chip Heller is my favorite character. Even though this is the last book in JT's series, I liked how the author kept the reader updated on happenings from the first series while writing this one. That kept the reader informed and helped the narrative go along nicely.
This book has one feature that I didn't like. I won't argue that the story's point of view was the cause, but several exchanges and discussions made the plot drag. I found the author's attempt to oversell every character aspect to be a touch tiresome, but the gripping narrative held my interest. I commend the author for utilizing his imagination and skills to produce a captivating work of fiction.
While reading this book, I discovered no errors. This demonstrates how expertly edited it was. I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of its captivating characters, engrossing plot, and stunning environment. I suggest this book to anyone who appreciates both romantic and adventure novels.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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