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Brenna A _consulting — Grisham is a good story teller. He gets you into young Kyle McAvoy who is a recent graduate of law school looking to work a few years for a charitable organization. All of a sudden Kyle is being blackmailed and the blackmailers want him to work for the world's largest law firm located in New York City. His job is to steal documents that relate to a huge case between two defense contractors. Grisham does a good job describing the life of a big city big firm associate. Work, work, work and collect a huge paycheck. Kyle finds out there are more important things in life then work. He also finds out that if he gets caught stealing documents he might not be allowed to practice law anymore. The ending doesn't wrap everything up and kind of leaves you wondering what happened. I love books that have twists at the end that you can't see coming. This isn't one of those. However, real life doesn't always have nice neatly wrapped endings and this is more like real life in that regard. I enjoy Grisham's books. This isn't one of his best but he does tell a story that keeps you interested.

Ariful Islam arifulbd97 — A sad story but an interesting read. Poverty, drugs, rape and searching for a missing Dad while caring for two little brother's and a Mom who lost her mind and she's only 16 years old dealing with all the misery thrown her during a winter season yet she tries to rise above it all and take care of her family.

Martina Oliveri moliverior26d1 — Greg Mortenson comes across in this book and in person as a reluctant hero. In my eyes he embodies what it means to find your life's purpose. When you finish reading this book you want to open up your checkbook to give and reevaluate your current path in this world. Without setting out to do so, Greg Mortenson gives us an opportunity to see beyond 9/11 to the other side of the war. Promoting peace through education of girls? What a wonderful concept to devote one's life to.

Phuc Tran phuctranbd4c — continuation of the first volume, but with ideas on what to do. like blowing up damns.

Dennis Goche gochef — Ahh. This was also excellent. It didn't knock my socks off quite as much as Running with the Demon - mostly because it just didn't have quite the level of mystery about who the players were and what might be happening. But, it transported me back to some of my favorite spots in Seattle, and for that alone I loved it. Also, fantasy worlds aside, it had some pretty compelling things to say about how we treat each other here on planet earth. Onward to Shannara!