Title: Least interesting of all Grisham's books
Product review: Grisham often has heroes who have so carefully crafted their battles against their enemies that the pleasure comes not from seeing who will win, but in watching the hero's scheme unwind. We marvel at their cleverness (THE PARTNER) or snicker at the way they take on and destroy richer, smarter, larger law firms (THE RAINMAKER).However, in RUNAWAY JURY, this device truly saps almost all the drama from the story. We never doubt the outcome for one second, nor are the machinations particularly compelling or believable. All Grisham's books require heavy suspension of disbelief, but this book does not achieve that goal. I finished the book, but only in the hopes of a twist or something at the end. No such luck.Put this one at the bottom of your Grisham reading list...and if you've never tried Grisham, stay away from this one...you won't want to read any more, and then you'll deprive yourself of entertaining reads such as THE PARTNER, THE CHAMBER, etc.
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