Title: Aimless journey into avarice and the Brazilian jungle
Product review: I was very disappointed in this novel. Although I applaud Mr. Grisham's attempt to get away from superhero lawyers and the streets of Memphis, he did so without any direction. The characters are poorly developed and flat. They are either evil and greedy, or drunks. Even the protagonist only changes his ways when he is led to do so, either by his therapist or this faultless "angel" in the jungle. The various subplots do not fit together very well. And, in the end, the hero of our story just capitulates to the slimy offspring of the writer of The Testament. I kept waiting to care about someone or something in this book. It never happened.
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