The King of Torts by John GrishamMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
There's nothing like a Grisham to grab your attention from the first page, and keep you turning them. This one is about Clay Carter, a young public defender in Washington DC who becomes the King of Torts and extremely wealthy in a very short period of time. I learned a lot about Tort law(I didn't even know what that was) and human nature. This book is a study of the power of greed and it's destructive force. Though not my favorite of Grisham's books (I didn't really connect with the main character,) it was an enjoyable read.
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5 comments:
Sounds interesting. You read so many books, Mom, you're awesome!
Looks good! I love Grisham!
You read that fast! What IS your favorite Grisham?
It's been so long since I read most of the Grisham's, Kristen, that it's hard to remember which I liked best. But I do remember really liking "The Street Lawyer."
Grandpa Gabe's favorite Grisham was "The Painted House." He once told me that that and "The Education of Little Tree" were his all-time favorite books.
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