Hmm, after reading this I come away with two convictions: (1) The reason I've enjoyed John Grisham's other books is that he really is good at opening up (and often taking pokes at) the legal profession for our enjoyment; and (2) Grisham wrote this book with the film version in mind, maybe even casting Tim Allen for it. Neither of these exactly stands up as a ringing endorsement for reading this particular book, and neither do I.

But hey, that's just one curmudgeon's opinion. What do YOU think? I look forward to seeing what future readers post here as the book continues its journeys.

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Arrived today - I'll keep it for a day when I feel like something light and hopefully amusing. Sounds different from Grisham's typical fare...

Never even got started. Time to move it along

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