Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
E. Alan Fleischauer's fictitious work JTs World is set in the American West. It is the final novel of the Western series, which consists of five volumes, and its subject is one of adventure, mystery, gunfighting, reincarnation, and a second shot at love. From the Stevenson hats to the bounty hunts for wanted felons, the dirty doves and lovers, the frequent gunplay, the devotion to their horses, and the sheriffs and cowboys, it has everything a cowboy narrative ought to have. The benefits of giving freely and expecting nothing in return are highlighted throughout the book. It also demonstrates the dangers of anarchy and the speed with which both innocent bystanders and criminals might perish as a result of the legal gunplay of the time. We also learn about the difficulties one has upon losing a life partner and how difficult it is for one to move on.
the main character JT is a highly successful and kind-hearted businessman who is excited to open his new amusement park, but things quickly change when a few killings occur there, and he becomes concerned that the murders may delay the park's opening. His stepdaughter then persuades him to take a vacation to Colorado so he can unwind while she manages the amusement park. In the course of his travels, he saves the defenceless, battles bandits, aids a bounty hunter in finding wanted criminals, increases his fortune, and is given a second shot at love.
It was a lot of fun to read the book. JT was someone I loved since he placed people before himself, was a giver so he never had a shortage, and was considerate all the time. The friendship that JT and Chip Heller grew into was also something I adored. JT's laid-back personality was also highlighted. In addition, the novel features a few humorous sequences and the unanticipated story turns that give it further appeal. The JT universe was beautifully described, too, in my opinion. It was genuine, and I treasured the friendly fellowship of the folks that stood around JT throughout the novel. He had their backing, their support, and their confidence in his decisions.
I only have positive things to say about the book because I found nothing to be annoying.
I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars. It was an engrossing book full of mysteries, action, romance, and adventures. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I recommend this book to anybody who likes historical fiction set in the West. The violence and grisly ways in which people were slain make this novel unsuitable for those with a sensitive disposition.
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JTs World
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E. Alan Fleischauer's fictitious work JTs World is set in the American West. It is the final novel of the Western series, which consists of five volumes, and its subject is one of adventure, mystery, gunfighting, reincarnation, and a second shot at love. From the Stevenson hats to the bounty hunts for wanted felons, the dirty doves and lovers, the frequent gunplay, the devotion to their horses, and the sheriffs and cowboys, it has everything a cowboy narrative ought to have. The benefits of giving freely and expecting nothing in return are highlighted throughout the book. It also demonstrates the dangers of anarchy and the speed with which both innocent bystanders and criminals might perish as a result of the legal gunplay of the time. We also learn about the difficulties one has upon losing a life partner and how difficult it is for one to move on.
the main character JT is a highly successful and kind-hearted businessman who is excited to open his new amusement park, but things quickly change when a few killings occur there, and he becomes concerned that the murders may delay the park's opening. His stepdaughter then persuades him to take a vacation to Colorado so he can unwind while she manages the amusement park. In the course of his travels, he saves the defenceless, battles bandits, aids a bounty hunter in finding wanted criminals, increases his fortune, and is given a second shot at love.
It was a lot of fun to read the book. JT was someone I loved since he placed people before himself, was a giver so he never had a shortage, and was considerate all the time. The friendship that JT and Chip Heller grew into was also something I adored. JT's laid-back personality was also highlighted. In addition, the novel features a few humorous sequences and the unanticipated story turns that give it further appeal. The JT universe was beautifully described, too, in my opinion. It was genuine, and I treasured the friendly fellowship of the folks that stood around JT throughout the novel. He had their backing, their support, and their confidence in his decisions.
I only have positive things to say about the book because I found nothing to be annoying.
I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars. It was an engrossing book full of mysteries, action, romance, and adventures. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I recommend this book to anybody who likes historical fiction set in the West. The violence and grisly ways in which people were slain make this novel unsuitable for those with a sensitive disposition.
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JTs World
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