Title: Complex and complete
Review: This is a book not for the timid-hearted nor the shallow Grisham-lover. Despite overromanticizing the sixties (especially when the seventies generation deserves the credit anyway), Turow weaves of masterful tale of personal and criminal intrique. He traverses through racial, gender, and generational barriers with great skill and leaves any reader over 30 wondering about life, relationships, ethics, and weakness. Not a modern classic, but give Turow credit, it is a step in the right direction.
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