Review of JTs World

[Tamara Bengesai]

[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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The book, JT’S WORLD by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fictitious book about the life of John Thurgood Thomas (JT) who was a ranch owner and was very fast with his pistol. JT after going through a bad patch in life and everything going wrong at his Complex and Ranch, decided to take a break and go on a journey with his cowhands. This was like an adventure as they moved from town to town while camping on their way to Colorado. They encountered various groups along the way ranging from dangerous gangs to an Indian clan that asked for food and ammunition. They fought the bad guys as well as helped some people from the bad guys. JT’s life was so thrilling and adventurous as he made a lot of enemies and was in danger most of the time. Will he survive the attacks as he embarks on this journey?

After they reached Colorado, he instructed his workers to go ahead as he remained to attend to some issues. As JT moved along the way, he found love for the first time since his fiancée was killed. JT was a wealthy and generous man and helped a lot of people he met along the way on his Journey. Upon his return to Arizona, he continued with the works and renovations on his complex until it was completed. Despite getting back to Arizona, JT was still being hunted by enemies. Will JT survive the attacks from his many enemies to marry the love of his heart?

This book is powerful, depicting the life of how JT went on an adventure and found his peace and purpose. JT was my favorite character and I admired how the author portrayed his character of generosity and bravery. The book was flowing and I couldn’t put it down, wanting to know what would happen next. The author brought out so nicely JT’s character so that he seemed so real. This book was so authentic and adventurous, which is what kept me captivated. This is a book that I would read a second time without getting bored. This book was professionally edited and I didn’t find any errors.

The beginning of the book was a bit slow to get captivated. But once one gets captivated it starts to flow. The part where Jessica’s son was almost kidnapped on the train was so frustrating and I felt sad for JT. Jessica’s reaction wasn’t fair, and real; JT had done so much for her, including finding her son in the first place.

I didn’t like everything in this book; I will give this book a rating of four out of five stars . The start of the book was slow and difficult to follow before it became captivating. The point where Jessica’s reaction to JT was harsh was a sad twist that didn’t sit well with me. This is my personal opinion, but I would recommend other readers to read this book.

This book is recommended for mature readers because it comes out as a historical book, but there is also adventure depicted in the book. People who enjoy historical fiction and adventure should read this book. This book depicts a lot of guns, violence, and killings; therefore, it is not for an audience that hates such.

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[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

It seems that JT's life was in jeopardy with these different dangerous gangs and clans. It looks like a complex story. I appreciate your review, it's wonderful!

[Tamara Bengesai]

It seems that JT's life was in jeopardy with these different dangerous gangs and clans. It looks like a complex story. I appreciate your review, it's wonderful!

Thank you so much Hazel for this great comment on my review. It means a lot and encouraging to continue doing great reviews.

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

It seems that JT's life was in jeopardy with these different dangerous gangs and clans. It looks like a complex story. I appreciate your review, it's wonderful!

Thank you so much Hazel for this great comment on my review. It means a lot and is encouraging to continue doing great reviews.

You are very welcome, Tamara. It's always good to support co-members here. Have a lovely day ahead!