Monday, November 23, 2015

The Rogue Lawyer by John Grisham FIC Gri

Sebastian Rudd is a criminal lawyer who takes the cases other lawyers won't touch with a ten-foot pole. As a result, his circle of clients and acquaintances aren't exactly the type you'd want your daughter to bring home -- which makes Rudd a target, a less-than-solid father, and a big risk as a potential love interest.
In Grisham's newest novel, the focus is more on characters than on plot. Okay. Grisham is a good writer and I enjoy reading his offerings. In The Rogue Lawyer, Rudd tackles several cases that are mostly independent of each other, giving the feel that the book is a collection of short stories linked by a common, off-beat character. Personally, I like Grisham's tight plot lines better. This book left me a little flat. I didn't even develop a strong like or dislike of Rudd. So if you like Grisham a whole lot -- and lots of people do -- I'm certainly not one to discourage you from reading The Rogue Lawyer. Just be aware that it won't offer what you've come to expect from this storyteller.

Click here to check our catalog for availability.

No comments: