Best Grishman book?
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Anonymous
| I've never read one of his books. Are they good? If so, which one (s)? |
Anonymous
| Grishman? Do you mean John Grisham? |
Anonymous
| A Time To Kill without a doubt. |
Anonymous
NP. How about best one - that is not a movie I have already seen?  TIA.
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Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
No, Kevin, his less famous brother and author of "Rural Juror". |
Anonymous
His early ones were all good, but most were made into movies... |
Anonymous
OP here and I didn't ask this question so my question still remains.  Which one do you like?
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Anonymous
| I liked Sooley. It’s a little different than his norm. |
Anonymous
My first choice as well. |
Anonymous
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OP here.
How gruesome is Time to Kill? If it's unpleasant, second runner up? |
Anonymous
| I read Gray Mountain recently and enjoyed it. |
Anonymous
I don't remember it being that gruesome. |
Anonymous
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Basically they all suck. They're written at a sixth-grade comprehension level and every character is flat and stereotypical.
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Anonymous
| I recently read the summons and thought it was really good. |