Title: The Testament
Product review: The Testament starts out very well, with an excellent idea: an old man, disgruntled with his children, makes a will giving his 11 billion to a illegitimate child who lives in the jungle. The lawyers for the children of the recently deceased all fight to get money out of the will. Meanwhile, Nate O'Riley goes into the jungle of South America. Unfortunately, I like the law more than I like escapades into the jungle. It just took too long in the middle of the book to keep me interested in the law part. I grade books by how long it takes me to read them and be interested: this one took me 5 days. Every other grisham i have read took me 1. I think this is his worst novel, but he made a strong comeback with The Brethren.
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