The Client

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Summary: an interesting novel that i enjoyed thoroughly
Review: Grisham has done it again! in a fast paced,direct style,Grisham interestingly portrays Reggie Love, a lawyer, Mark sway, an eleven year old who knows a secret that no one should know, and Barry the blade, the villain who murdered a US senator. when mark sway witnesses barry's lawyer committing suicide, he tries to stop him. the lawyer, in a drunken stupor, told him a secret--where the body of the senator was hidden. what mark goes through next is sheer hell. his brother goes into shock, the FBI demanding to know that precious information and barry the blade determined to silence him forever. and only reggie love can save him.

the book is definitely not Grisham's best,but still it is a very enjoyable read, and hade an extremely good ending.

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Summary: Spontanious, Thrilling, Exciting, John Grisham at his best.
Review: I think that The Client is a great book for all ages. I like the book because it has adventure and it keeps you at the front of your seat. I couldn't put the book down. It was the first book I ever found very interesting. Now I own more of the John Grisham books: The Firm, The Chamber, The Runaway Jury, and The Rainmaker. I'm going to order the rest through amazon.com and read them. It is a thrilling story and it will keep you reading.

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Summary: This is the perfect book for people who love mysteries
Review: The Client is a well written book and has readers hooked by the first page. I really liked it because it was suspenseful and interesting. This book is about an 11 year old boy,Mark, who witnesses a lawyer killing himself. Mark talks to him and finds out why he is killing himself and knows the secret that his client has told him.

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Summary: Totally Suspensful!
Review: This is one of the best books I've ever read! It's so suspensful you can't put it down. A great mystery/action/realistic fic book. It was a million times better than the movie!

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Summary: This book is very clever
Review: This book keeps you turning pages. Isn't it time for bed yet? Naa, Just one more chapter!!

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Summary: It was one oof his best works ever.
Review: I thought that the plot was very well written. The book moved along at a very nice pace. The only thing that I would have liked is to know how Ricky ended up. I thought that the way that Mark was protrayed was very entertaining. I look forward to a sequal or more books using the same type of lawyer. I really like the way that Reggie was able to handle herself after all she haad been through.

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Summary: This is what I thought of this book.
Review: Mark and Ricky Sway were going into the woods to smoke when a car stopped near them in the woods. The driver gets out of the car and sticks a hose in the exhaust pipe and the other end in the car. Mark realizes the man is trying to kill himself. He tries to pull the pipe out but gets caught. The man tells Mark he is a lawyer. He then tells Mark about the murder of a U.S. Senator and about his client Barry Muldanno who is the man that killed him. Mark escaped Romey which is the name of the lawyer. He and Ricky hide in the bushes. Romew then gets out of his car and shoots himself in the head right in front of the kids. Ricjy goes into shock and has to go into a hospital. THe mafia is after Mark and so is the FBI. Will Mark and Ricky and Mark's lawyer Reggie get out alive. If you want to find out what happens you have to read, John Grisham's "The Client"

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Summary: A wonderful, spellbinding novel
Review: I really enjoy this book, even though I am still about 50-100 pages from the end. It's a great storyline, and it was well written. My compliments to Mr. Grisham.

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Summary: this is the better Grisham book of them all.
Review: The Runaway jury is my favorite book by Grisham, this is my second favorite. Characters come alive in the second best story. A slam bang finish.

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Summary: Can't put this one down too!
Review: Gripping. Mary Sway in "The Client", an 11-year-old kid got into all sorts of trouble after witnessing a suicide. Reggie Love, his lawyer, had just pulled herself out of a painful divorce. Put them together, you would experience their fears, wits, courage, love. My 3rd John Grisham's book, and going for more!