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The dangers of smoking rapidly escalate when Mark glimpses a guy trying to commit suicide by carbon monoxide in his car nearby and tries to stop him. The guy is Jerome, a lawyer who tells Mark that his Mafia client has murdered Senator Boyd Boyette and buried him in the concrete under his garage in New Orleans. Then Jerome puts a bullet in his own head. Little Ricky flips out, and so does Barry the Blade Muldanno, who doesn't want blustery U.S. attorney Reverend Roy Foltrigg to find the corpse and bust him. Caught in a ruthless game between the Mob and the amoral authorities, Mark's family has no defense in the world except Reggie Love, a 50ish divorcée who has just turned her life around by becoming a lawyer. Does she have what it takes to help Mark beat the system? The life-or-death chase is on!
Mark has seen a lot of movies, and he sees life in cinematic terms. So does Grisham. Even if this novel had never been filmed, it would still be a really good, fast-paced movie. Its literary limitation is also its filmlike virtue: The Client is a rush.
| AUTHOR: | John Grisham |
| CATEGORY: | Book |
| MANUFACTURER: | Doubleday |
| ISBN: | 0385470150 |
| TYPE: | Attorney and client, Child witnesses, Fiction, Fiction - General, General, Memphis (Tenn.), New Orleans (La.), Women lawyers, Non-Classifiable |
| MEDIA: | Hardcover |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
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The Master Strikes Again I remember the movie on Sky some weeks back, and as with all well written books, it knocks spots off the big screen version. Grisham's portrayal of the eleven year old kid is masterful as he jumps into the kids head in every chapter. Absolutely gripping and highly believable.
Doesnt look like Grisham at his best
I remember reading "The Chamber" distinctly. Somehow, this book doesnt even near that standard. The story line is vague with unnecessary twists and turns. The characters have been strongly depicted but none of them turns out to be standing out.
A cute and innocent kid
a page turner from our amazing attorney grisham.honestly, i am
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>impressed with the character of that littl kid in the story.
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>the character is wonderfully blended with innocence and cinematic knowledge of our smart guy mark.grisham created a very interesting situation
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>in which both the fighting parties are right to do so.myself,i could not take anyone's side in the story.i just rushed through
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>the pages for grishams final judgement.obviously, i was not disappointed cause
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>that was just as fine as the story itself