Title: A Classic Boondoggle
Review: Grisham snares the reader with the first couple of chapters in this one, but soon leaves the reader feeling anxious for something to happen. Repeated lines throughout the book dull the reader as nothing exciting happens. The book picks up pace near the middle though as the CIA becomes the "Big Brother" of the West and every agent and his brother is placed on the "domestic issue of utmost importance." Grisham could have gone a lot of ways with this one but the ending was a big disappointment (surprise?). Don't waste your money.
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