Title: The Runaway Brain
Product review: (Note: This review refers to the audio version) This is a pretty silly story that becomes increasingly unconvincing as it goes along. Although one doesn't turn to Grisham for hard-nosed realism, this tale was especially far-fetched and seemed like something he dreamed up while sitting on the can at his publisher's office. As unfortunate as the story is, it's made worse by Michael Beck's reading. His version of a Southern accent sounds at times like a bad impersonation of an English butler. For a far better and more compelling listen involving lawsuits against sinister corporations, check out the audio of Jonathan Harr's "A Civil Action". It's gripping...and true.
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