Hardcover, 375 pages
English language
Published April 18, 2019 by Doubleday.
Wow. This was my first Grisham. It was great! He's got a very straight forward prose and the story just flows. This one's about exonerating innocent inmates, so I felt for the characters. I wonder if his other books are similar?
I'll try another later.
Standard Grisham tale of underdog vs. Evil, but that's the point.
He chose an odd tense and POV for this one (and actually slips out of it in places), and I gotta say present tense first-person omniscient is not my favourite way to read a story. But it's still a fun book and probably his best since The Brethren, 19 years earlier.
Typical Grisham, but a notch above typical Grisham in the 21st Century.
