Title: A ending with implication
Product review: This is the first novel I read from the author. English is not my native language, but I could feel author's satirical sense to many things people honored in this world. The author picks up a top hot topic in secular world: money; a top professional in our society: lawyer. They secure at least a success for a genre fiction. Most readers than also expect a satisfactory ending: justice is totally done or a sort of "happy family" ending. But author goes beyond the routine. Its "surprising ending" implies author's deeper thinking in a popular work: for good (the majority goes to charity) and for bad ( those greedy children and lawyers got their money ), money should and could be not a ultimate issue. The important thing is the peace of mind (in the case of what Nate realized here is his moving by God and a higher kind of life). I think this as more valuable aspect than a stereotype ending. Certainly, it adds the credits to the author in his seriousness and sincerity.
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