John Grisham is a
thorough author. He writes his characters so well, and completely
researches his material to make it very realistic. The Confession is
no exception.
The protagonist,
Robbie Flak, is a small town lawyer in Texas who is always fighting
for the rights of the little guy. When his client, Donte Drumm, is
convicted of murder and sentenced to death, Robbie does everything he
can to put a stop to the execution.
The book leads you
to a series of different emotions and the characters are well
received, whether you love them or hate them. It also brings up the
real life issue of the death penalty. No matter which side you stand
on, you will enjoy this book. In the town of Sloan, where the story
takes place, the residents are divided by the trial. It encompasses
not only questions about the law, but also real issues of race and
religion too.
The book is very
well written, it is engrossing, and when you are finished, you will
want to go out and pick up another story by Grisham. (4.25 out of 5 stars)
Visit Grisham's
website to learn more or purchase your own copy of The
Confession.
Also, check out John Grisham's homepage to win an autographed copy of his latest novel, Gray Mountain, and the chance to win an entire hardcover collection of all 33 of his novels.
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