Title: No characters to root for
Product review: This book is seriously flawed. The reader of a novel usually likes to identify with, or at least root for, a character he deems likable. In "The Runaway Jury," Mr. Grisham makes it extremely difficult for his readers to do this. One cannot honestly admire either of the protagonists, Marlee or Nicholas, for all the shenanigans they pull with their lying and cheating as they seek revenge on the tobacco industry. For this reason alone, I give this book a thumbs down.
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