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 an exciting fiction book centered on the life of John Thurgood Thomas, also known as JT. JT is a rancher and owner of the new complex called JT's World in Arizona. The story begins with the murder of a woman Mika Shipley who was to perform at the opening of JT's World. Unfortunately, this incident led to the murder of two other workers due to personal conflict, ruining the opening of JT's world and putting JT in danger. JT had a daughter Madeline, who she adopted after her biological father, Marcus Payne, killed her mother, Annabelle.
Following the incident, Madeline convinced JT to take a trip with his employees to Colorado to take cattle for his ranch. They organized a farewell party that Marcus Payne attended, intending to kill his daughter and JT. Unfortunately, his plan failed, and he was killed instead by Tiger. JT embarked on his journey to Colorado. He impacted the lives of the people he met, saved and protected the vulnerable, and met Jessica, with whom he fell in love.
I loved every aspect of this book; the book is thrilling and intriguing. The book contains information about the mysterious killing, dangerous plans, and a touch of romance. The authors writing skill is impressive, and the plot is engaging and captivating. I enjoyed the story. The language used is simple and easy to understand. My favorite character is JT. He is the kindest, most generous, and most selfless character, with moral values. I loved how he helped the people he met on his way to Colorado, especially the lady Maria that was so generous of him.
I also loved JT's relationship with her adopted daughter Madeline; it was genuine. I also loved the JT and Jessica love story. That was my highlight of this book. I was rooting for them and was happy he moved on and found happiness. The pacing of this book was consistent throughout, and many twists and incidents surprised me, and I also found the story refreshingly realistic. In addition, the characters were well-developed. It is the second author's book that I have read. His books are riveting.
I disliked nothing about this book. It was well written. I did not find any grammatical mistakes, which means the book was well-edited. However, I found some instances of profanity.
I am glad to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because of its excellent editing. In addition, the book is enjoyable and worth reading.
I recommend this book to audiences who love fictional books, as JT's World will not disappoint.
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JTs World
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JT’s World by E. Alan Fleischauer is an exciting fiction book centered on the life of John Thurgood Thomas, also known as JT. JT is a rancher and owner of the new complex called JT's World in Arizona. The story begins with the murder of a woman Mika Shipley who was to perform at the opening of JT's World. Unfortunately, this incident led to the murder of two other workers due to personal conflict, ruining the opening of JT's world and putting JT in danger. JT had a daughter Madeline, who she adopted after her biological father, Marcus Payne, killed her mother, Annabelle.
Following the incident, Madeline convinced JT to take a trip with his employees to Colorado to take cattle for his ranch. They organized a farewell party that Marcus Payne attended, intending to kill his daughter and JT. Unfortunately, his plan failed, and he was killed instead by Tiger. JT embarked on his journey to Colorado. He impacted the lives of the people he met, saved and protected the vulnerable, and met Jessica, with whom he fell in love.
I loved every aspect of this book; the book is thrilling and intriguing. The book contains information about the mysterious killing, dangerous plans, and a touch of romance. The authors writing skill is impressive, and the plot is engaging and captivating. I enjoyed the story. The language used is simple and easy to understand. My favorite character is JT. He is the kindest, most generous, and most selfless character, with moral values. I loved how he helped the people he met on his way to Colorado, especially the lady Maria that was so generous of him.
I also loved JT's relationship with her adopted daughter Madeline; it was genuine. I also loved the JT and Jessica love story. That was my highlight of this book. I was rooting for them and was happy he moved on and found happiness. The pacing of this book was consistent throughout, and many twists and incidents surprised me, and I also found the story refreshingly realistic. In addition, the characters were well-developed. It is the second author's book that I have read. His books are riveting.
I disliked nothing about this book. It was well written. I did not find any grammatical mistakes, which means the book was well-edited. However, I found some instances of profanity.
I am glad to rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because of its excellent editing. In addition, the book is enjoyable and worth reading.
I recommend this book to audiences who love fictional books, as JT's World will not disappoint.
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JTs World
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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