Title: Competent writing style but dull as ditch water
Product review: John Grisham is master of the fast paced, all action thriller, or so I thought. But somewhere among the line he has undergone a transformation. Starting with 'The Street Lawyer' he became pedestrian. Why does he now insist on writing books with non-existent plots? I thought it might just be a one off, but with 'The Testament' it has become a regular feature. In his defense he is a competent writer and the opening of this book is impressive. It's just that after the opening, it falls off a cliff.Please, Mr Grisham, if you read this, address the problem.
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