Title: The Brethern
Review: This is clearly John Grisham's weakest effort to date. The characters are not fully developed and those with the most to exploit, Aaron Lake, the presidential candidate, and Teddy Maynard, the reclusive CIA Director, drop off the face of the earth in the end. There is little suspense and none of the storytelling or intriguing characters that "Testamant" or "Runaway Jury" can claim. I am disappointed with this volume and will be careful when picking up the next Grisham installment. I can't imagine that this meets with the standards that avid Grisham readers have come to expect.
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