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try the "client". My favourite. the book is way better than the movie in this case also
I loved The Litigators! I found it very different from his other books as it seemed to be more of a comedy & less of a thriller
You should try The Confession and The Racketeer by Grisham. The former is on a very serious issue and the second one is a fun filled one ....
"The Racketeer" plot is very film-friendly; I can already see Hollywood making it into a movie. "The Litigators" was also enjoyable and light.
I didn't find Litigators least bit entertaining. I was rather disheartened with Grisham .. how he could write such a bad piece of novel after the acclaimed success of The Confession
I liked "The Confession" too but it was definitely heavier & darker than the lighter fare Grisham seems to be writing recently. I frankly have not read many of his legal thrillers (I think "The Firm" was the only other one but that was ages ago), but his other "different" books like "Calico Joe" and such are still interesting.
I really liked The Confession, though The Litigators was boring, and really liked The Racketeer.
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I loved The Litigators! I found it very different from his other books as it seemed to be more of a comedy & less of a thriller
You should try The Confession and The Racketeer by Grisham. The former is on a very serious issue and the second one is a fun filled one ....
"The Racketeer" plot is very film-friendly; I can already see Hollywood making it into a movie. "The Litigators" was also enjoyable and light.
I didn't find Litigators least bit entertaining. I was rather disheartened with Grisham .. how he could write such a bad piece of novel after the acclaimed success of The Confession
I liked "The Confession" too but it was definitely heavier & darker than the lighter fare Grisham seems to be writing recently. I frankly have not read many of his legal thrillers (I think "The Firm" was the only other one but that was ages ago), but his other "different" books like "Calico Joe" and such are still interesting.
I really liked The Confession, though The Litigators was boring, and really liked The Racketeer.
