Title: At least it was somewhat entertaining
Product review: I have yet to figure out why I keep reading Grisham's books. I never liked "The Firm", and friends kept recommending other Grisham books as the best one he's written ("The Pelican Brief, "A Time to Kill", "The Rainmaker" etc.) As a result I've read all but the latest 2, but I am sure they are just like the rest; tedious, predictable, implausible, and if any of these students or lawyers were real they would have all been kept from joining the bar or if already practicing, disbarred. Somehow these books manage to further the image of the lawyer as a bottom feeder, even when they seem to be saving us from a worse fate (tobacco companies, insurance companies or assasination attempts on justices). At least this one was entertaining. It didn't make a crucial Grisham mistake, it didn't seem to take itself too seriously.
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