Title: Not What I Expected, But Great Just The Same
Product review: John Grisham's books have always succeeded in entertaining me, and The Testament is no exception. This story doesn't take place in the typical Southern setting, which was kind of a nice change. Rather than focusing on some complex conspiracy or riveting courtroom drama, this story deals a lot with basic human nature, particularly greed, which is equally interesting. There is also a distinct relgious element to the story. I am not a religious guy, and I was impressed at Grisham's ability to deal with religion without sounding "preachy". The Testament is a good example of the fact that Grisham is not just a "formula" author, and I would recommend this book to anyone, whether they are a Grisham fan or not.
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