I love John Grisham's books! I've read: The Testiment, The Pelican Brief, The Client, The Run Away Jury, the Partner, The Street Lawyer, and am now reading The Chamber. I love how all of his books are so different! Ooops, I've got to run. Talk to you all later!

I love this guys books!!! Last summer i read The Rainmaker in just about 1 to 2 weeks. Just like that the book was finished! It was a GREAT book though. It kept me turning page after page after page!!! I am now on A Time to Kill and so far it iz great!!! G2G

I've just finished reading 'The Partner'. It certainly was mesmerizing and a real page-turner. Anyhow, there's one thing I didn't understand and that is what exactly happened to Patrick in the ending. Did his 'wife' run away with his cash? Was she trapped by some other thugs? Was she herself a conspirator in some unknown conspiracy?....Please lemme know if someone has formed a theory regards that last bit of mystery.

She gave up on him and ran away with the cash.

what was john grisham`s 2nd book?

Grisham's second book -his best book! The Firm!

You ought to read it. It's extremely wonderful.

Hello all. I am working on a chronological book listing of John Grisham's books. I believe that, Time to Kill and The Firm, are 1 and 2, respectively. I have a listing of 12 books but are not sure in what order they were published. Thanks for any help. C

A Time to Kill 1989
The Firm 1991
Pelican Brief 1992
The Client 1993
The Chamber 1994
The Rainmaker 1995
Runaway Jury 1996
The Partner 1997
The Street Lawyer 1998
The Testament 1999
The Brethern 2000
A Painted House 2001
Skipping Christmas 2001
The Summons 2002
The King of Torts 2003
Bleachers 2003
The Last Juror 2004

re: The Partner. Most people will say his girlfriend ran away with the money. But read carefully the segment where in the full flush of 'victory' our hero gets careless and calls her on an unprotected phone... giving away her location to anyone who might still tailing them.

Hello out there...

I am looking for the line that was spoken in the John Grisham novel, "The Rainmaker", when one of the insurance people from Global(and I would love his name)read the letter he had written to the defendent that ended with the words.....Are you stupid..stupid..stupid...

I am trying to use it as a reference and want to quote it correctly.

Thank you.