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Audi Award Finalist, thriller/suspense, 2014
John Grisham takes you back where it all begins …
John Grisham’s A Time to Kill is one of the most popular novels of our time. Now we return to the famous courthouse in Clay as Jake Briginism once again finds himself entangled in a controversial controversial test – a test that will highlight the old racial tensions and will highlight Ford County to face Ford County to face his tortured history.
Seth Hubard is a rich person dying of lung cancer. He does not trust anyone. Before he hangs himself from a sycamore tree, the hubard leaves a new, handwritten, will. This is a task that takes her adult children, her black maid, and Jake into a struggle as a struggle, which is a murder case that made Brigens one of the most notorious citizens of Ford County, which was three years ago.
Secondly, it will raise more questions than answering. Why would Hubard give up almost all luck for his maid? Did chemotherapy and painkillers clearly affect their ability to think? And all of this once what to do with a piece of ground which is once known as Cyamore Roe?
In Sycamore Row, John Grisham returns to settings and compelling characters, which first established it as a US favorite storyteller. Here, in his most confident and thrilling novel, yet, a powerful will for the fact that Grisham remains a master of the legal thriller, about 25 years after the publication of The Time to Kill.
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Customers say
Customers find the book delightful and appreciate its courtroom drama with nice twists. They are enthralled throughout, with one customer noting it draws readers in from the first page. The book features rich, colorful characters and is incredibly well written, with one review highlighting the author’s in-depth knowledge of his subjects. Customers appreciate the historical evocative elements and detailed research, with one review specifically praising the information about wills. The pacing receives mixed reactions, with some finding it well-paced while others note it slows down in the middle.
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