Title: Another sermon from Rev. Grisham
Product review: If you thought his last book ("Street Lawyer") was just a long, boring sermon (and I did), you'll find "The Testament" more of the same. Poor Mr. Grisham has obviously gotten tired. His books are beginning to follow a pattern: opening drama, followed by several hundred pages in which nothing happens except for the sermon from Rev. Grisham. The plot in this one is so predictable that I was able to guess his surprise conclusion a hundred pages before the end of the book. And the sermon is pretty much the same as "Street Lawyer", except more heavy-handed. The man obviously wishes he were a missionary. My advice is: "go for it, John. You've ceased being a writer."
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