Title: Another great lawyer novel from the master
Product review: Troy Phelan, womanising billionaire, commits suicide leaving his fortune to an unknown daughter, Rachel. She is hiding from life in the Pantanal wilderness area of Brazil and wants the money even less than she wants to be found. Meanwhile, Phelan's other, more or less legitimate, children are joined together in a wild legal battle for their late father's fortune. Phelan's long-time lawyer wants nothing more than to honour his client's wishes and sends Nate O'Riley to find Rachel and bring back her signature so that he can defend Phelan's testament.A fast paced novel that leads to an almost perfect conclusion. I was a tad disappointed with the ending but wouldn't change it. This novel also provides early evidence of Grisham's growing softer side evidenced by Skipping Christmas and Bleachers.
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