- JOHN GRISHAM WITNESS TO A TRIAL IN PAPERBACK MOVIE
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The Client (1993) is a legal thriller written by American author John Grisham, set mostly in Memphis, Tennessee and New Orleans, Louisiana. If you are looking for a quick legal thriller or a page turning book, this would be a good one, but I would start with the Firm, next, the Pelican Brief and then this one. When I moved to Baltimore, I donated my Grisham books to the library so I no longer have any copies. He is the only book signing I've been too and it was in my home town in 1994 at a mall when a mall still had bookstores in them. I used to own all of these 8 book in hardback and some even were signed by Grisham.
JOHN GRISHAM WITNESS TO A TRIAL IN PAPERBACK SERIES
I did read the Camino series 1st book about a book seller and that was a whole lot of fun. I stopped reading him after a while, but I suspect he is still an very entertaining read. John was really on a hot streak here and it catapulted him into the big leagues.
JOHN GRISHAM WITNESS TO A TRIAL IN PAPERBACK MOVIE
I saw the movie and thought that Susan Sarandon was perfect in the movie. John has a gift for making the law exciting and dramatic. I appreciated how she called people by their first names when they weren't used to it to level the playing field. I remember reading this in 1995 and loving the tough as nails lawyer of Reggie. So, I kept reading John's first 8 books or so as they were published. The story gripped me and got me over my fear of so many pages. John Grisham's 'the Firm' was what really got into reading novels over 300 pages. Just like Grisham's novels, each of my reviews of his novels is almost identical to the last with only certain details changed to give it a new flavor.
If you want more than that, read the book. If you want 2 hours of great entertainment, watch the movie. This is probably one of Grisham's weaker books, but I'm not that good of a judge. If that's what you're looking for, then Grisham is your man. sometimes I just want to be entertained, I guess. Good book, excellent author, but lacking in anything real. I mean, I was thoroughly entertained for every minute of the book, but when I was done, I was left with nothing but the memories of my entertainment. When I finished the last page, and I finally did put it down, I couldn't help thinking I had just wasted my time.
The suspense was intense, and the story was good. This was one of those books that I just couldn't put down. Grisham has a way of writing a real page-turner.
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