| Title | The Appeal (John Grisham) |
| Author Beck, Michael | John Grisham |
| Rating |   |
| Tags | fiction, law, judges, corruption, corporations, pollution |
| This is a thorougly depressing book, well-told. Once again Grisham tells a tale of political and corporate corruption, this time of large polluting corporations buying judgeships in order to get the verdict they want. He makes each of the characters real, even the bad guys. Of course it is the victims that one most feels for.Grisham is way too believable, and thus the depression. I have no doubt that events similar to those in the book are going on even now. I'm glad that Grisham's out there, writing best sellers, and telling the public how the world works. | |
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| Reader – Beck, Michael |
| Publication | Random House Audio (2008), Edition: Unabridged, Audio CD |
| Publication date | 2008 |
| ISBN | 0739316532 / 9780739316535 |
Monday, July 26, 2010
Book Review: The Appeal
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