Review of JTs World

[rugg 2000]

[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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The final book in a series of 5 books set in a western setting by E. Alan Fleischauer is a murder mystery called JTs World. In this book, murder, vengeance, gangsters, bandits, bounty hunters, and cowboys are discussed. It perfectly captures life in the Wild West in the nineteenth century. Because of the way life was in that century, you had to carry some kind of protection with you at all times. In addition to criminality and a little amount of romance, the novel also has a few instances of "love at first sight." The book was set in the Wild West, where bounty hunters and sheriffs are always on the lookout for criminals who have either committed a crime, been killed or are still alive.

Thomas was preparing to establish his amusement park. Sadly, there was a murder that occurred on the first day, and things for the amusement park didn't go so well. To obtain some cattle for his company, JT and his crew ultimately went on a journey. Madeline, the daughter of JT, persuaded her father to give her the reins while he and his employees went to Colorado to unwind after a stressful week. A group of bounty hunters who were about to get revenge on several killings were encountered by him and his team while on their journey. However, even though JT encountered various opponents along the route, he always managed to escape the peril that faced him. To fight his battles against danger, he also formed allies. He had to murder to keep himself safe while on his adventures. Throughout the voyage, he faced off against bandits and, of course, fell in love.

While being one of five books in the series, this particular book is the star of the show. I adore everything about the novel, including the danger, suspense, and trips they went on. The novel offers a lot of tension and thrills, which is what I liked best about it. This book is worth reading; it is worth every page you flip.

There simply isn't anything in the book that I can say I didn't like because, in my opinion, the entirety of the book was so worth it.

I gave this book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars. As I mentioned earlier, the book was worth it in every way, and I love it. I recommend this book to those who enjoy reading about cowboys, bounty hunters, and the Wild West.

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JTs World
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