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I get such a kick out of the parts of this story where Rogue is having one of his rare visits with his son.

The Trial has begun. It is what Freud might have called a WISH FULFILLMENT scenario.

I just hope that the biggest villain of the book, Rogue Lawyer's vicious hater of a wife, doesn't dind a way to louse this up.

Such wry humor, as Rogue Lawyer's ex-wife goes after the last few shreds of his custody rights for ever seeing their young son.

Yes, a fascinating plot (with details I won't divulge, for fear of "spoiling.") I do find it remarkable how Grisham tells a believable story, as usual.

Only this time, in this particular book, there is pervasive wry humor. Quite a neat trick!

The funniest opportunity imaginable for playing golf at night, in an exclusive club.

Weirdly, this roguish book is so funny.

The Rogue Lawyer is defending a Death Row prisoner, counting down the minutes until his execution. Meanwhile the proud gangster is fire bombing one nearby courthouse after another.

Weirdly entertaining!