Review of JTs World

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[Following is a volunteer review of "JTs World" by E. Alan Fleischauer.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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JTs World by E. Alan Fleischauer is an adventurous novel with 483 exceptionally edited pages. It is the last of the five-book western series featuring John Thurgood Thomas.

Annabelle is married to Marcus Payne, and together they have been blessed with a daughter, Madeline. Annabelle is seeking a divorce to marry Thomas because they are in love. Marcus feels bad and plots to kill Thomas for taking his wife. Marcus kills Annabelle accidentally. Marcus is taken to court but bribes his way out. Thomas is officially opening his amusement park in Arizona, and it will be one of a kind. There were several murders then. All three were killed: Mika, Aaron Shipley, and Billy Burnet. Who is their killer?

Thomas is encouraged to go with Buck, his head rancher, to buy cattle. This trip is expected to help Thomas clear his head. Adventures begin as he meets new people on his journey. I will focus on his meeting with Jessica. Jessica is a beautiful widow. Many people have sought to marry her, but she has declined them all. Well, she meets with Thomas, and it seems to be different this time. Want to know how the story unfolds from there? Grab yourself a copy of this book.

The action scenes are very descriptive and well-written. Throughout the novel, there seems to be fighting or violence everywhere Thomas sets his foot or goes. The murder scenes, gun types, and bodily fights have been well described so that you can create a clear picture in your mind of what is going on.

This book not only describes Thomas's life in general and his love life but also introduces several other characters to support the beautiful plot of this story. This made it an interesting read. There are several breaks from the story to read the character's thoughts, the written letters, and the song lyrics. I found it super interesting as it broke the monotony of reading.

I loved Thomas in this story. He is generous and so kind. He relates well with his workers and is always striving to do the right thing by helping others. He helped Mrs. Callahan and Maria Woodworth, to name but a few. I found no fault with this book and I will rate it 4 out of 4 stars.

I will recommend this book to adults and young adults who love adventurous fiction or stories. I cannot recommend it to children because of the profanity and sexual content.

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