Title: His Worst
Review: Of all the Grisham novels I've read--and I've read nearly all--his best was his first: "A Time to Kill." Even his lesser efforts have had strengths. Until now. "The Brethren" has nothing, unless you like a trivial story that starts and goes nowhere, one-dimensional characters you won't care about, and plodding dialogue. A big disappointment for a longtime Grisham fan."A Time to Kill" proved Grisham can write. The rest of his books prove he can also make piles of money. But "The Brethren" suggests either that he can't write anymore, or that nothing matters to him but the money.
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