Review of JTs World
Posted: 07 Mar 2023, 15:39
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
JTs World, an action book with a western setting, was written by E. Alan Fleischauer. The story, which is set in the American West, primarily addresses themes of compassion, bravery, commerce, and murder. It also briefly touches on gender problems. Throughout the book, there are stories of cattle rustlers, bounty hunters, wanted criminals, gunslingers, and a wonderful love tale. Many gunfights are also prevalent in the book. The actions people take in response to rewards, such as those motivated by love or money, are also a major emphasis. Aspects like pride and honour are highlighted in the text as well. It emphasizes the importance of family obligations as well.
In the first few chapters of the book, the protagonist, Mr Thomas, is excitedly getting ready to launch his amusement park, appropriately named after him, but tragically, things have taken a very terrible turn. He is concerned that a murder committed on his land would prevent the park from opening despite the preparations. JT's daughter Madeline pushes him to travel to Colorado with his ranch employees so he can relax and acquire some new perspective while she takes care of everything, including the construction projects. Along with his ranch employees, JT travels to collect cattle for his operation. They encounter bounty hunters on their journey who are looking for two murderers. They also stumble upon a woman named Jessica, who is in difficulty. Jessica awakens his inner "cowboy," and he can't help but provide a helping hand. Due to the vicious identical twins who embarked on a homicidal spree, J.T. had to make a variety of strange choices while travelling to fulfil his first task and keep himself safe.
The well-detailed battle sequences were among the things that added to the book's attractiveness to me. I was fascinated by the author's outstanding description of gunfights and combat in general. I was captivated by the book's turns and twists. Also, by adding the idea that a hero cannot save everyone in the story, the author makes it extremely accessible and acts as a type of lesson for individuals who desire to assist others around them.
The one thing I didn't like about this book was how little was said about what happened in the park after JT left, creating the appearance that nothing happened there as the narrative advanced.
I gave this book a 5 out of 5-star rating due to the author's superb voice and exceptional writing. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I will recommend this book to everyone, but especially to those who like action novels and books. Perhaps not small children due to the violent and gruesome death scenes.
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JTs World
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JTs World, an action book with a western setting, was written by E. Alan Fleischauer. The story, which is set in the American West, primarily addresses themes of compassion, bravery, commerce, and murder. It also briefly touches on gender problems. Throughout the book, there are stories of cattle rustlers, bounty hunters, wanted criminals, gunslingers, and a wonderful love tale. Many gunfights are also prevalent in the book. The actions people take in response to rewards, such as those motivated by love or money, are also a major emphasis. Aspects like pride and honour are highlighted in the text as well. It emphasizes the importance of family obligations as well.
In the first few chapters of the book, the protagonist, Mr Thomas, is excitedly getting ready to launch his amusement park, appropriately named after him, but tragically, things have taken a very terrible turn. He is concerned that a murder committed on his land would prevent the park from opening despite the preparations. JT's daughter Madeline pushes him to travel to Colorado with his ranch employees so he can relax and acquire some new perspective while she takes care of everything, including the construction projects. Along with his ranch employees, JT travels to collect cattle for his operation. They encounter bounty hunters on their journey who are looking for two murderers. They also stumble upon a woman named Jessica, who is in difficulty. Jessica awakens his inner "cowboy," and he can't help but provide a helping hand. Due to the vicious identical twins who embarked on a homicidal spree, J.T. had to make a variety of strange choices while travelling to fulfil his first task and keep himself safe.
The well-detailed battle sequences were among the things that added to the book's attractiveness to me. I was fascinated by the author's outstanding description of gunfights and combat in general. I was captivated by the book's turns and twists. Also, by adding the idea that a hero cannot save everyone in the story, the author makes it extremely accessible and acts as a type of lesson for individuals who desire to assist others around them.
The one thing I didn't like about this book was how little was said about what happened in the park after JT left, creating the appearance that nothing happened there as the narrative advanced.
I gave this book a 5 out of 5-star rating due to the author's superb voice and exceptional writing. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I will recommend this book to everyone, but especially to those who like action novels and books. Perhaps not small children due to the violent and gruesome death scenes.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon