Title: Grisham's 2nd Best
Product review: The Testament is just behind The Runaway Jury. Though some would argue The Rainmaker is good as well, but I don't like its ending with an unexpected murder. What I guess is for the past couple of years Grisham has been trying hard to change his stories. No longer it's dominated by a courtroom, but the chain of events are leading the readers to a broader concern instead, from social security as described in The Street Lawyer to missonary work and a common chaplain so often neglected by his congregation as found in the Testament. It's a nice attempt. After all who will be in a better position than Grisham to try out something new in a courtroom novel. Another change in his books is that he now puts in obvious efforts to begin the story with a bang, a move perhaps to prepare for a stunning movie.
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