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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Not as gripping or fast-paced as some other Grisham books, but had some enjoyable moments. I’m not sure what it was specifically, but I just didn’t find that the characters or their problems pulled me in as much as I usually find with his stories.
Still highly recommended compared to much of what is out there, just not my favorite of his.
This is #120 of my 2011 Reads (master list here).
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Thanks for the review, I like reading the short ones that don’t go to much into the book. I don’t like having to read a book just to get a feel for the actual one I want to read! My favorite show The Book Report has this book as a featured book this week, go to http://www.bookreportradio.com to have a listen. I found the show enjoyable and it really helps me to create the next months reading list.