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 by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fascinating book that revolves around a man named John Thurgood Thomas, mostly called JT by his friends, and how he rediscovered love. The book has a lot of romance, action, and suspenseful moments, and JT is a really interesting character to read about.
John Thurgood plans on opening his complex in Scottsdale, Arizona. This was more of a place for tourism. It has a hotel, a theater for Madeline, who is his adopted daughter, a bar, etc. Marcus Payne is Annabelle’s estranged husband. Marcus murdered Annabelle and also planned on killing JT and Madeline, who was Annabelle's daughter. Before then, an incident occurred whereby a lady, Mika Shipley, was murdered as a result of a mistaken identity. She was mistaken for Madeline. However, JT, while on a business trip with his friends, rescued a bounty hunter named Chip Heller from being killed by criminals, and JT sustained injury as a result of the incident. It was at this point that he fell in love with the doctor, Jessica, who treated him. What would be the fate of JT and Jessica? Why would Marcus want to kill his daughter, Madeline? What eventually happened to Marcus? Grab a copy of the book to find out.
This is a captivating book with thrilling scenes and different plot twists. I loved the different plot twists and the suspense the book created for readers. I also love the setting of the book. It was a western setting. The author created a clear picture of things in my mind. The author wrote the book with concise words and made use of old western languages to make the book unique and realistic. Another positive aspect of the book is the character development. The major and minor characters were well developed. I was fulfilled when JT rediscovered love, but I felt sad and curious to know if he would end up with Jessica because there were forces against him. Characters like Chip Heller were really fantastic. I enjoyed reading about him as he showed a good sense of humor. I learned a lot from JT’s personality. He is a kind and generous person. I also loved how he cared for Madeline, notwithstanding the fact that he’s not her biological father.
The only aspect of the book I didn’t like was that the author added some details about the characters that I felt were not necessary. This made the book tedious to read, and one might get tired of reading. Every other aspect of the book was perfect, and I must appreciate the author for the use of dialogue and his writing style. It made the book flow accordingly. I also didn’t spot any errors in the book. This shows it was exceptionally well-edited.
It would be right to rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because of the positive aspects, which I stated above. I recommend the book to fans of romance and adventure books because they will enjoy the intriguing story.
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JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fascinating book that revolves around a man named John Thurgood Thomas, mostly called JT by his friends, and how he rediscovered love. The book has a lot of romance, action, and suspenseful moments, and JT is a really interesting character to read about.
John Thurgood plans on opening his complex in Scottsdale, Arizona. This was more of a place for tourism. It has a hotel, a theater for Madeline, who is his adopted daughter, a bar, etc. Marcus Payne is Annabelle’s estranged husband. Marcus murdered Annabelle and also planned on killing JT and Madeline, who was Annabelle's daughter. Before then, an incident occurred whereby a lady, Mika Shipley, was murdered as a result of a mistaken identity. She was mistaken for Madeline. However, JT, while on a business trip with his friends, rescued a bounty hunter named Chip Heller from being killed by criminals, and JT sustained injury as a result of the incident. It was at this point that he fell in love with the doctor, Jessica, who treated him. What would be the fate of JT and Jessica? Why would Marcus want to kill his daughter, Madeline? What eventually happened to Marcus? Grab a copy of the book to find out.
This is a captivating book with thrilling scenes and different plot twists. I loved the different plot twists and the suspense the book created for readers. I also love the setting of the book. It was a western setting. The author created a clear picture of things in my mind. The author wrote the book with concise words and made use of old western languages to make the book unique and realistic. Another positive aspect of the book is the character development. The major and minor characters were well developed. I was fulfilled when JT rediscovered love, but I felt sad and curious to know if he would end up with Jessica because there were forces against him. Characters like Chip Heller were really fantastic. I enjoyed reading about him as he showed a good sense of humor. I learned a lot from JT’s personality. He is a kind and generous person. I also loved how he cared for Madeline, notwithstanding the fact that he’s not her biological father.
The only aspect of the book I didn’t like was that the author added some details about the characters that I felt were not necessary. This made the book tedious to read, and one might get tired of reading. Every other aspect of the book was perfect, and I must appreciate the author for the use of dialogue and his writing style. It made the book flow accordingly. I also didn’t spot any errors in the book. This shows it was exceptionally well-edited.
It would be right to rate the book 5 out of 5 stars because of the positive aspects, which I stated above. I recommend the book to fans of romance and adventure books because they will enjoy the intriguing story.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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