Review of JTs World
Posted: 23 Feb 2023, 13:41
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
Are you a lover of thrillers and action books? Are romance-themed books your thing? Then you should read JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer. Action, romance, and mystery are all there in JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer. JT is portrayed in the novel as he buys livestock for his ranch. He embarks on many adventures while working toward this goal. Throughout several of his side quests, he encounters foes who wish to harm him. He forms allies with various individuals to try and thwart the terrible schemes that are hatched against him.
The concluding volume in E. Alan Fleischauer's Western trilogy, JTs World, begins with a depressing scene at the opulent complex's Scottsdale, Arizona, opening. The building's owner is John Thurgood Thomas, often known as JT, who fell in love with Annabelle, Madeline's mother. After finding out that Anabelle was about to divorce him, Marcus killed her and attempted to blame JT for it. Marcus was found guilty of the murder after there was enough proof, and he was sentenced to prison. However, he was eventually set free after paying a judge. Why was Marcus so obsessed with JT? Was it envy or plain wickedness? You'll want to find out, trust me. Mika is killed during the park's grand opening, tainting the day's activities. Who is the murderer? Was it her husband or a lover? Why was her husband a suspect in the first place? I thought all marriages were based on love. The main character, Mr. Thomas, is exceptionally wealthy and grieving from losing his fiancée. Get a copy of this incredible book to learn more about what transpires throughout this fantastic voyage and the payouts he receives.
This book is loaded with lots of positive aspects. I enjoyed the love triangle. He helped fix the illusion that you can only love one person at a time. Yes, loyalty is expected of us as humans, but that doesn't negate the fact that you can be attracted to someone else like you're attracted to your spouse. You can love more than one person at the same time. JT was expressive of how he felt at the time. I felt his pain when he said, "This is not how a grand opening is supposed to go." I can only imagine the devastation he went through when something he invested so much time, energy, and resources in got tainted with murder. There were just so many things to love about this book.
I enjoyed the narrative. The storyline was loaded with so much content. I greatly commend the author because he took the time to write a book that kept his readers captivated. He didn't just write the book because he's an author and had to keep up with producing more content. Anyone could quickly tell that he had carefully drafted this plot. The only thing I didn't appreciate about this book was that there were so many names in it. They were too many, and it took me time to get used to them. While attempting to get used to a character and their role, a new one is introduced. Sometimes, two to three people were presented simultaneously, confusing the book. This drawback does not warrant the withdrawal of a star because it further shows how well the author drafted this plot. Regardless of this one flaw, I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.
I saw no faults in the book, which is a testament to how exceptionally well-edited it is. I advise teenagers to read this book. Young adults will find the book to be enjoyable because of the ideas it explores. If you like courtroom dramas, historical fiction, adventure stories, or westerns, you should read this book.
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JTs World
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Are you a lover of thrillers and action books? Are romance-themed books your thing? Then you should read JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer. Action, romance, and mystery are all there in JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer. JT is portrayed in the novel as he buys livestock for his ranch. He embarks on many adventures while working toward this goal. Throughout several of his side quests, he encounters foes who wish to harm him. He forms allies with various individuals to try and thwart the terrible schemes that are hatched against him.
The concluding volume in E. Alan Fleischauer's Western trilogy, JTs World, begins with a depressing scene at the opulent complex's Scottsdale, Arizona, opening. The building's owner is John Thurgood Thomas, often known as JT, who fell in love with Annabelle, Madeline's mother. After finding out that Anabelle was about to divorce him, Marcus killed her and attempted to blame JT for it. Marcus was found guilty of the murder after there was enough proof, and he was sentenced to prison. However, he was eventually set free after paying a judge. Why was Marcus so obsessed with JT? Was it envy or plain wickedness? You'll want to find out, trust me. Mika is killed during the park's grand opening, tainting the day's activities. Who is the murderer? Was it her husband or a lover? Why was her husband a suspect in the first place? I thought all marriages were based on love. The main character, Mr. Thomas, is exceptionally wealthy and grieving from losing his fiancée. Get a copy of this incredible book to learn more about what transpires throughout this fantastic voyage and the payouts he receives.
This book is loaded with lots of positive aspects. I enjoyed the love triangle. He helped fix the illusion that you can only love one person at a time. Yes, loyalty is expected of us as humans, but that doesn't negate the fact that you can be attracted to someone else like you're attracted to your spouse. You can love more than one person at the same time. JT was expressive of how he felt at the time. I felt his pain when he said, "This is not how a grand opening is supposed to go." I can only imagine the devastation he went through when something he invested so much time, energy, and resources in got tainted with murder. There were just so many things to love about this book.
I enjoyed the narrative. The storyline was loaded with so much content. I greatly commend the author because he took the time to write a book that kept his readers captivated. He didn't just write the book because he's an author and had to keep up with producing more content. Anyone could quickly tell that he had carefully drafted this plot. The only thing I didn't appreciate about this book was that there were so many names in it. They were too many, and it took me time to get used to them. While attempting to get used to a character and their role, a new one is introduced. Sometimes, two to three people were presented simultaneously, confusing the book. This drawback does not warrant the withdrawal of a star because it further shows how well the author drafted this plot. Regardless of this one flaw, I give this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars.
I saw no faults in the book, which is a testament to how exceptionally well-edited it is. I advise teenagers to read this book. Young adults will find the book to be enjoyable because of the ideas it explores. If you like courtroom dramas, historical fiction, adventure stories, or westerns, you should read this book.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon