There are two things that make Grisham knows: the first is to write. If there's one thing you can not take away is that; each of his books, including the worst, is remarkably written and read with pleasure even if it is deeply boring. The second is to tell us stories of lawyers. Although we only speak of what one knows and, obviously, American courtrooms have no secrets for him. To our delight, he returned to his first love and treats us with a history of lousy or shysters. Although this is still a ènième action lawsuit, one is caught by intrigue and the strange consistency of the characters. So, Mr. Grisham, every time that you tried something else, this has furiously looked like a disaster. So keep watering us stories like this and we will remain your loyal customers. André Pailler
