Review of JTs World

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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JTs World is a masterpiece. E. Alan Fleischauer is the author of the fifth instalment of the JT Thomas Adventures series, a collection of five novels about the American West, love, danger, murder, and suspense. The beauty of love in a chaotic world is also demonstrated, along with the lesson that nothing truly occurs until you put your mind to it and work hard to make it so.

the novel started with the murder of Mika, the star singer who was brutally killed by being struck in the skull with a bowling pin after being mistaken for someone else at the opening of JT's amusement park. There were still many more murders to be committed, so even if this was the first, it was most definitely not the last. After the murder of Mika at JT's Amusement, he is persuaded by his daughter Madeline to travel to Colorado with his ranch employees to unwind and gather cattle for his ranch for fear of the amusement park collapsing as a result of the crime. But there, he encounters unexpected challenges.

As he runs into bandits looking for treasure or murders, he meets Jessica, a stunning lady he couldn't resist saving. It was what you would call love at first sight since he was immediately enamoured with her, and that was the beginning of their love story. Along the way, he had to overcome several killings committed in self-defence as well as several other challenges and barriers in order to reach his objective.

The beginning of the book is one thing that will grab your attention right away and was one of the things I really loved since it was the sort of beginning that would engross you and make you wonder what would happen next, keeping you on the edge of your seat and full of numerous excitements. The author's writing style, the way the book was presented, and how there were seldom any dull parts made it such an engaging read for me. The characters' journey felt so real and relatable.

There was nothing to dislike about the book, but rather many things to appreciate because the plot was captivating. The book was pleasant and nicely written.

For the aforementioned reasons, I rated the book 5 out of 5 stars. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I will recommend this book to anyone who enjoys western novels, thrillers, murder mysteries, suspense, and love stories.

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