Review of JTs World
Posted: 29 Nov 2022, 04:21
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a captivating work of fiction that delves into the life and ordeals of John Thurgood Thomas. The book has 483 pages, and it is divided into thirty-six chapters. John Thurgood Thomas is a wealthy man who has a lot of friends and partners that work with him. He is the owner of a big private asset, and he has a daughter, Madeline. The book starts with the death of one of JT's workers, Mika Shipley. Mika was killed before the grand opening of his biggest asset, JT's World. Her death caused a lot of confusion because nobody knew who the killer was, and Mika was not the only one who died on that day. After Mika had died, JT became weak and depressed. He was not anticipating Mika's death, and it was during this time that Madeline asked him to go on a vacation with Buck to Colorado. Buck had planned to go to Colorado in order to get cattle for their ranch, and JT decided to accompany Buck and his friends to Colorado. They encountered several good and bad things on the road, and JT met new people along the way. In his absence, Madeline took over JT's responsibilities with the aim of making the place better before JT's arrival. Will JT be able to return safely to Madeline? How does the story end for Madeline?
JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a book with an intriguing storyline that was written with a third-person narrative. The plot of this book is intriguing, and I love the author's writing style. The author did a good job of using understandable words to explain the characters' actions, emotions, and environment. This book does not have a table of contents. JT's World revolves around love, crime, adventure, and family.
The positive aspect that I noticed while reading this work of fiction revolves around the characterization of this book. The author did a good job in the characterization of JT's story. I love the character development and the complexity of the book. The author gave sufficient information about the characters in this book, and I was able to flow well with the story.
I enjoyed reading this book. There is nothing that I dislike about this book. In other words, I did not notice any negative aspects while reading this book. However, there are a few scenes of violence that might not appear to be palatable to some readers. I learned a lot of lessons from this book, and I believe that other readers will learn from it too.
This book was well written. JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer was exceptionally edited, and I did not notice any grammatical or spelling errors while reading this book.
As humans, we are capable of anything that exists within the law of humanity. In the face of troubles and failures, we are presented with options that will either help us to rise above the troubles or draw us into depression and damage. I love the author's perspective, and I recommend this work of fiction to lovers of old cowboy tales, crime, and adventure. Therefore, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars due to the few points mentioned above and because of its intriguing storyline.
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JTs World
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JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a captivating work of fiction that delves into the life and ordeals of John Thurgood Thomas. The book has 483 pages, and it is divided into thirty-six chapters. John Thurgood Thomas is a wealthy man who has a lot of friends and partners that work with him. He is the owner of a big private asset, and he has a daughter, Madeline. The book starts with the death of one of JT's workers, Mika Shipley. Mika was killed before the grand opening of his biggest asset, JT's World. Her death caused a lot of confusion because nobody knew who the killer was, and Mika was not the only one who died on that day. After Mika had died, JT became weak and depressed. He was not anticipating Mika's death, and it was during this time that Madeline asked him to go on a vacation with Buck to Colorado. Buck had planned to go to Colorado in order to get cattle for their ranch, and JT decided to accompany Buck and his friends to Colorado. They encountered several good and bad things on the road, and JT met new people along the way. In his absence, Madeline took over JT's responsibilities with the aim of making the place better before JT's arrival. Will JT be able to return safely to Madeline? How does the story end for Madeline?
JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a book with an intriguing storyline that was written with a third-person narrative. The plot of this book is intriguing, and I love the author's writing style. The author did a good job of using understandable words to explain the characters' actions, emotions, and environment. This book does not have a table of contents. JT's World revolves around love, crime, adventure, and family.
The positive aspect that I noticed while reading this work of fiction revolves around the characterization of this book. The author did a good job in the characterization of JT's story. I love the character development and the complexity of the book. The author gave sufficient information about the characters in this book, and I was able to flow well with the story.
I enjoyed reading this book. There is nothing that I dislike about this book. In other words, I did not notice any negative aspects while reading this book. However, there are a few scenes of violence that might not appear to be palatable to some readers. I learned a lot of lessons from this book, and I believe that other readers will learn from it too.
This book was well written. JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer was exceptionally edited, and I did not notice any grammatical or spelling errors while reading this book.
As humans, we are capable of anything that exists within the law of humanity. In the face of troubles and failures, we are presented with options that will either help us to rise above the troubles or draw us into depression and damage. I love the author's perspective, and I recommend this work of fiction to lovers of old cowboy tales, crime, and adventure. Therefore, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars due to the few points mentioned above and because of its intriguing storyline.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon