Title: Starts Like an Undefeated Season, Ends in Disappointment
Product review: John Grisham is a great storyteller, and Bleachers started out with a lot of promise. Too bad that the novel faltered and died along with Coach Rake. Grisham had a lot of ways to go where he could have tied up loose ends and even brought in some lessons. Instead, the novel ends in cliche and angst. Perhaps Grisham could have learned from the words of Coach Rake and "never quit." What a shame because the first half of the novel was good enough to be among his best writing.
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