Review of JTs World

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

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4 out of 4 stars

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JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fictional novel that tells the story of John Thurgood Thomas, a wealthy westerner who travels away from his home and his flourishing business to unwind from the many happenings there, which included a recent murder of some of his employees.
 
JT has the ball rolling for the launch of his entertainment center when he is shocked with the news of the murder of his employee's wife. Alongside the authorities, he tries to figure out the culprit behind this seemingly unprovoked murder when he is faced with two additional killings in his establishment. Devastated by these happenings and prompted by his friends, he decides to go on a short vacation away from home to clear his head.
 
Accompanied by his trusted friends, he begins his trip, which turns out to be a journey of a lifetime. During the course of this adventure, he meets Chip, a bounty hunter who tracks down criminals and brings them to justice. At the time, Chip was in a difficult situation, but with JT's help, he got away with only a minor injury. Admist JT's adventures, he met many different women, but just one caught his eye and made him contemplate settling down again.
 
JT's World is an amazing novel. I appreciate the efforts put into making the theme quite realistic. Prior to reading this book, I had very little knowledge of western culture, but the book gave enough insight to grasp its essence. The book has an elaborate plot and many twists, making every page more interesting than the last. I also love the names given to JT's horses. The pun there was duly appreciated!
 
I found this book very intriguing, but there are a few factors here I did not appreciate. Although I'm aware that gun violence is prevalent in western culture, I did not enjoy how frequently it was depicted here. I found it unpleasant that every character in the book could easily pick up a gun and hurt another person without any repercussions.
 
I'm rating this book 4 out of 4 stars. It was well edited, with zero grammatical or spelling errors. The plot of this book is fascinating. It's not every day you see such a detailed but fun fictional representation of western culture out there. The characters here were well developed, and the entire book was smooth and enjoyable. I recommend this book to people who love reading about western culture and to those who love adventure novels in general.

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