John Grisham
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Attorneys Mary Grace and Wes Payton sue a corporate polluter—and win. But what price will they pay for the victory?
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All rise for John Grisham’s nail-biting return to the courtroom! In The Appeal, attorneys Mary Grace and Wes Payton take on a big corporate polluter—and win. But what price will they pay for the victory?
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An American football star goes to Italy to play for the Parma Panthers, where his misadventures make him a fish out of water. Grisham is “the most popular writer in the land” (The New York Times).
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John Grisham’s “sterling gift for storytelling” (Entertainment Weekly) enlivens the true story of Ron Williamson—a death-row inmate freed by DNA evidence days before his scheduled execution.
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Pardoned by the president, imprisoned Washington powerbroker Joel Backman—once known as the second most powerful man in D.C.—is smuggled out of the country…and straight into his enemies’ line of fire.
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A new job turns into a deadly game when lawyer Mitch McDeere uncovers a shocking secret about his employers.
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JOHN GRISHAM
John Grisham is the very definition of the mega-popular novelist. The king of the legal thriller, he's dominated the literary marketplace since the early '90s, when the bestsellers The Firm, The Client and The Pelican Brief made him a publishing and pop-culture institution. The Arkansas native and avid baseball fan has extended his range with books like The Innocent Man (movie rights were snatched up by one of Hollywood's leading men) and Playing For Pizza (which The Boston Globe described as "delightfully comic...a deeply satisfying story"), while still producing the hard-hitting legal thrillers for which he is celebrated. Writing in The New York Times, Janet Maslin called 2008's The Appeal “his savviest book in years.”
