Title: Picturesque......very well written
Product review: The Testament is yet another classic: John Grishams novels hardly ever fail to impress (perhaps the possible exception being The Street Lawyer). The fact that the story has a number of characters, and a number of settings, from the everyday houses of the heirs to the very unique Pantanal in Brazil, calls for a very good imagination on the part of the reader. Nate O' Riley is very likable, and Grisham has once again proved that the protagonist need not be a perfect individual.The ending is excellent. Unlike some readers, who suggest that Grishams endings tends to be rather flat, i personally believe that he is rather imaginative. He leaves the reader in suspense, giving him or her something to think about, even after the story itself is finished.The Testament does drag a bit at times, and you want to skip a few pages to get to the interesting parts, but these occasions are rare, and the book is a great read.
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