Review of JTs World

[Faith Ejai]

[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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This wonderful novel, JT's World, is one that I relished reading. It is a work of fiction and an installment in JT Thomas's series. I had never read anything by E. Alan Fleischauer before reading this book. The book's first chapter has a quick pace from the outset. The story opens with the launching of JT's World, a family-friendly and adult-oriented attraction outside of Scottsdale, Arizona.

The narrator provides us with a brief overview of JT's world in the same chapter of the book. For instance, he claims that many carousels are now housed there. According to the opening few chapters of the book, JT Thomas founded JT's. The opening chapter of the book introduces some of the characters in the tale, including Aaron Shipley, Billy Burnet, and Dalton Gundy. Even before the event starts, Aaron Shipley's wife, Mika Shipley, passes away unexplainably.

You'll be on the edge of your seat the entire time you read this expertly written novel. As was already said, the book's first chapter has an exciting, fast-paced tone that is full of action. This motivated me to read the entire book through to the end. I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars. I gave it a full rating for several reasons. The novel was beautifully written, free of errors, and packed with action. These three factors accounted for the majority of my rating.

Most of the narrative is presented in third person. However, a first-person perspective is occasionally used. In this book, the author employed plain words and phrases. I was completely engrossed by the thrilling events in this novel. The major topics of this book include murder, family, technology, romance, and death. The author writes clearly and in an understandable manner. This book is over 400 pages long. Additionally, it included 36 chapters. Even though you may read this book in a sitting, I advise taking your time to comprehend and savor it.

The cover of the book was the aspect that I adored the most. It is stunning, and the design is incredible. The book's concise and digestible chapters were another aspect I appreciated. There was not a single aspect of this book that I didn't appreciate. Because there were no errors, the book was exceptionally well-edited. This book was fantastic in every chapter, in my opinion. Furthermore, this book didn't have any negatives. I would recommend this book to readers who enjoy fiction, mysteries, and western tales.

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[Julie Gebrosky]

JT’s World sounds like a Western-style theme park. I’m curious how the story plays out after Mika’s passing.

[Diana Lowery]

I like that you mentioned that the point of view changes in this novel. Sometimes, that is a negative for me.

[AMARA UJU]

I have to say that this book has so much going on. I loved your review too. It is informative I have to say that this story may be laced around a lot of sadness, for example, the death even before the actual ushering in starts. I have included it on my want-to-read shelf too.

[Amy Luman]

I think I would be able to read this series. The idea of romance kind of deters me, but maybe there's not too much. I'd like to read more fiction by Mr. Fleischauer.

[Chinazo Anozie]

I'm not a fan of westerns, so I'll probably pass on this book, but I greatly enjoyed reading your review.

[BruceP]

I liked the way you summarized this book in your review. It sounds a great read.

[Valeria Riveraa]

JT's world has been on my to read list for quite a while now. Seeing this review feels like a sign to finally give this book a read. The storyline is very intriguing being that there's a mysterious murder on the run. Great review.

[Nemanja Jankovic]

I like that the author used plain words and phrases as well as the occasional change from third person to first person narrative.

[Shem Murundu]

I like that you mentioned that the point of view changes in this novel. Sometimes, that is a negative for me.

That applies to me too. A change of narration perspective always causes confusion and reduces enjoyment of the story.

[Neto Chukwu]

I will agree with you that This books cover is quite attractive and nice, I’m sure a lot of people were drawn to the book due to its cover. This is a detailed and a brilliant review.

[solivagantx]

Just finished the Alan Fleischaeur's book Reconfigurement , never read any of his book but the first one was mind blowing . Going to continue with this amazing writer who put his personal insights in writings and make them more engaging and subjective in nature.