"a time to kill", "the firm", "the pelican brief", "the client", "the chamber", "the rainmaker, "the runaway jury", "the partner", "the street lawyer", "the testament", "the brethren", "a painted house", "skipping christmas", "the summons", "the king of torts", "the bleachers", "the last juror", "the broker", "the innocent man", "playing for pizza", "the appeal" and "the associate ford county". 'nuff said.
John Grisham writes this novel with a knowledge of the courtroom. The way he breaks down the hard to understand lawyer lingo makes it an enjoyable read for anyone. Grisham continues his pattern for a craving piece of literature. I would recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating plot.
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