Review of JTs World
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Review of JTs World
[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]
JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fantastic book! It is a western book filled with many adventures.
It centered around John Thurgood Thomas. JT, as his friends called him, is the owner of JT's world. It is a destination for adults and families. On the opening night, an unexpected incident occurs in the bowling alley. A corpse was lying lifelessly on the floor. There was so much confusion as no one seemed to grasp what had transpired. Deputy Mathew happened to be nearby, and he offered his assistance. He questioned all present individuals, but they all provided an alibi. During the investigation, many secrets were revealed but little did JT know it was someone who bore a grudge against him. Will he figure it out?
After what happened on the day of opening night, JT was devastated. Jamie, his butler, suggested he takes a break from everything. He proposed JT goes with Buck, his ranch foreman, to Colorado to pick up the cattle needed for the ranch. JT was hesitant at first. He then thought of the coolness of Colorado, the feeling of the mountain breeze, and the majestic Rocky Mountains. On their way there, many unforeseen circumstances occurred. JT dearly missed his ex-fiancé, who was deceased. She was the love of his life. He thought he couldn't love another woman the way he loved her. But would it always remain that way?
I enjoyed reading this book. After reading the prologue, I knew I wouldn't regret selecting this book to read. It was my first time reading a western novel, and I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did. What I relished most was Buck's humor. The book portrays the adverse effects of drinking excess alcohol. I also appreciated the part where JT did not take advantage of Maria when drunk despite her numerous advances toward him.
Furthermore, there was nothing I disliked about the book. There is a considerable amount of profanity in the book, and in addition, it contains erotic scenes suitable for a mature audience. The book encouraged individuals to be generous and kind to people for no particular reason. Despite JT being rich, he was very gracious and gave willingly to the people he encountered. I would recommend this book to individuals who love reading action-packed cowboy stories.
In conclusion, the book's editing is commendable. It was an excellent read, except for some grammatical errors I encountered while reading the book. The writer was incredibly detailed in his writing. The writer was very descriptive in his writing. I could imagine all the action scenes easily. Therefore, I rate JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer a befitting 4 out of 4 stars.
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JTs World
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JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer is a fantastic book! It is a western book filled with many adventures.
It centered around John Thurgood Thomas. JT, as his friends called him, is the owner of JT's world. It is a destination for adults and families. On the opening night, an unexpected incident occurs in the bowling alley. A corpse was lying lifelessly on the floor. There was so much confusion as no one seemed to grasp what had transpired. Deputy Mathew happened to be nearby, and he offered his assistance. He questioned all present individuals, but they all provided an alibi. During the investigation, many secrets were revealed but little did JT know it was someone who bore a grudge against him. Will he figure it out?
After what happened on the day of opening night, JT was devastated. Jamie, his butler, suggested he takes a break from everything. He proposed JT goes with Buck, his ranch foreman, to Colorado to pick up the cattle needed for the ranch. JT was hesitant at first. He then thought of the coolness of Colorado, the feeling of the mountain breeze, and the majestic Rocky Mountains. On their way there, many unforeseen circumstances occurred. JT dearly missed his ex-fiancé, who was deceased. She was the love of his life. He thought he couldn't love another woman the way he loved her. But would it always remain that way?
I enjoyed reading this book. After reading the prologue, I knew I wouldn't regret selecting this book to read. It was my first time reading a western novel, and I didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I did. What I relished most was Buck's humor. The book portrays the adverse effects of drinking excess alcohol. I also appreciated the part where JT did not take advantage of Maria when drunk despite her numerous advances toward him.
Furthermore, there was nothing I disliked about the book. There is a considerable amount of profanity in the book, and in addition, it contains erotic scenes suitable for a mature audience. The book encouraged individuals to be generous and kind to people for no particular reason. Despite JT being rich, he was very gracious and gave willingly to the people he encountered. I would recommend this book to individuals who love reading action-packed cowboy stories.
In conclusion, the book's editing is commendable. It was an excellent read, except for some grammatical errors I encountered while reading the book. The writer was incredibly detailed in his writing. The writer was very descriptive in his writing. I could imagine all the action scenes easily. Therefore, I rate JT's World by E. Alan Fleischauer a befitting 4 out of 4 stars.
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JTs World
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