Title: The Tarantino of literature
Product review: Grisham delivers, once again, another courtroom drama, but this time there are no hero lawyers outsmarting the odds and getting ungodly amounts of money. It's just the jury, with all those lovely lawyer/judge spats cut out.The absense of the "genius boy" lawyer in this novel makes it rather refreshing. The main characters are a woman trying to get ungodly amounts of money and a jury-rigging bad guy. It's no wonder that there has been such opposition to the context of the story when Grisham's signature character isn't there.Grisham's work is incredibly similar to Tarantino movies. He usually jumps around and tries to confuse you just to make the ending better and more shocking. This novel's plot is a little thin though. It's not nearly as deliberate and calculating as his former works, which makes it seem too unnessarily jumpy and belittles the new attempts at characters. For what it's worth, it's interesting, but much more predictable than his previous works.
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