La Herencia / Sycamore Row : (The Inheritance: Sycamore Row--Spanish-Language Edition) (Paperback)

from brangwinn

Classic Grisham law novel set in Mississippi. There are plenty of twists and turns in the book and you might guess the ending, but it's still powerful storytelling, with the rich and powerful battling the poor.

from sunnydrk

It had been a long time since I read a Grisham book that I really enjoyed and after reading Sycamore Row, I remembered what I liked about his books - deep and heavy storylines told in an easy, straightforward manner with likeable characters with just enough detail to keep things interesting but, ...

from coachtim30

What can I add to what thousands of reviewers ahead have already written about this book? Not much. What I can tell you is that this is the first Grisham book I've read in almost 16 years and am kicking myself for going that long between his books. He's an outstanding storyteller who creates vivi...

from Clara53

I hate to say this but John Grisham's earlier novels were much stronger. Lately, he's had some hits and misses, so I didn't know what to expect from this sequel to "A Time to Kill" (his first and one of his finest novels). "Sycamore Row" did give me a jolt, but only at the very end. It's only the...

from Schmerguls

5158. Sycamore Row, by John Grisham (read 4 May 2014) (Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction in 2014) This is the 22nd book of John Grisham's I've read. Of those I have given 5 only one star. I am often dismayed by things about his books. This book did have disturbing things in it. I was bothered by...