Title: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Product review: The Good:Good character development with regard to "Nate", the protagonist, who deals with his own demons while simultaneously having to trudge through the wilds of South America. The story moves quickly and keeps you reading and Grisham does a great job of describing the Pantanal region of South America and working it into the story.The Bad:There are too many poorly developed minor characters (exwives, kids, lawyers, etc.) to care about or keep track of and it tends to make things a little confusing.The Ugly:The book centers around an epic legal battle in the making that ultimately ends in a quick, uninteresting and unsatisfying whimper. I can think of 10 endings to this particular plot line that would have been better.Overall:This is the first Grisham book I've read and it's worth reading for the story, but don't expect a big climactic finish or you'll be disappointed.
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