Title: Grisham finally gets it right
Review: In the past when i have read books by John Grisham my loved ones have been witness to my reactions. Drumming of heels, hurling of articles, screams of "misogynistic dork" etc, and much rereading of my beloved Robert Tanenbaum's Butch Karp series. Ah well, tempestuous creature that I am. But finally, John Grisham has gotten his formula right. This time he left out romance and women. Don't write about what you don't understand. The plot centers around three crooked judges and their hell bound scam that is inside a prison and outside the law. In this election year, Grisham's jaundiced view of politics adds a delightfully sardonic touch. The Brethren is also funny, which I've only come up against once before in a Grisham book, the one about the millionaire with the Jerry Springer-esque family. Good read, if he keeps on like this, Robert Tanenbaum may have some competition!
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