Review of JTs World

[pharm martha]

[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 fifth and final book in E. Alan Fleischauer's five-volume fictitious western series is titled JTs World. From the Stevenson hats to the bounty hunts for wanted felons, the dirty doves and lovers, the frequent gunplay, the devotion to their horses, and the sheriffs and cowboys, it has everything a cowboy narrative ought to have. The benefits of giving freely and expecting nothing in return are emphasized throughout the book. Along with talking about pride and dignity, it also touches on one's duties to one's family. Also, it demonstrates what a lawless society can become and how both innocents and outlaws may perish in a matter of seconds as a result of the gunplay that was acceptable back then. We also hear about the difficulties people have moving on after losing a life partner and the hurdles they confront.

the main character JT is a highly successful and kind-hearted businessman who is excited to open his new amusement park, but things quickly change when a few killings occur there, and he becomes concerned that the murders may delay the park's opening. His stepdaughter then persuades him to take a vacation to Colorado so he can unwind while she manages the amusement park. He rescues the defenceless, battles robbers, aids a bounty hunter in finding wanted criminals, increases his fortune, and is given a second shot at love while on the road.

Several interesting scenes may be found in the book. The friendship between JT and Chip was fantastic, and I adored it. The friendly and laid-back nature of JT's demeanour was underlined. In addition, the novel features a few hilarious sequences that you shouldn't miss and surprising story twists that up its appeal. I liked reading about the friendly companionship of the folks who were JT's friends and neighbours in the novel. The portrayal of JT's environment was genuine. He had their backing, their support, and their confidence in his decisions. The narrative and details were excellently done by the author. I liked the book, even though it had a lot of violent depictions.

I dislike nothing about this book.

I rated this book 5 out of 5 stars because it was a superbly written and engrossing book full of experiences. The book was exceptionally well-edited and error-free. I recommend this book to anybody who likes historical fiction set in the West. The book isn't recommended for children because of the violence.

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