The Testament
This book was very adult like, and therefore I found it hard to get into. It talks about one of life’s many problems, a will.
It starts with the suicide of Troy Phelan, a self made billionaire. Troy has written a will giving all his savings to a long lost daughter. However, nobody knows where this “long lost” daughter is and so a law firm is set the task of locating her.
The story is mainly about a drug and drink addict trying to find a woman in the middle of the Brazilian jungles. I found that this story had a poor plot and wasn’t very well written and overall rather boring.
It would most probably be suitable to an adult with nothing better to read. I would give it 4/10.
A.S.
This book was very adult like, and therefore I found it hard to get into. It talks about one of life’s many problems, a will.
It starts with the suicide of Troy Phelan, a self made billionaire. Troy has written a will giving all his savings to a long lost daughter. However, nobody knows where this “long lost” daughter is and so a law firm is set the task of locating her.
The story is mainly about a drug and drink addict trying to find a woman in the middle of the Brazilian jungles. I found that this story had a poor plot and wasn’t very well written and overall rather boring.
It would most probably be suitable to an adult with nothing better to read. I would give it 4/10.
A.S.
The Testament by John Grisham
My choice to introduce my son to another popular author.
Deep within the Brazilian jungle lives a missionary among the tribes people and folk lore. Unbeknown to her she is worth eleven billion dollars, a legacy that doesn’t want to be divided between squabbling, jealous, greedy siblings of Troy Phelan and their families. Nate O’Riley is a lawyer who has battled addiction, incarceration and the stresses of a prominent successful litigation career, whom is given the task to find Rachel Lane, but does she want to be found?
Not the best John Grisham book I have read, 6/10
F.S.
My choice to introduce my son to another popular author.
Deep within the Brazilian jungle lives a missionary among the tribes people and folk lore. Unbeknown to her she is worth eleven billion dollars, a legacy that doesn’t want to be divided between squabbling, jealous, greedy siblings of Troy Phelan and their families. Nate O’Riley is a lawyer who has battled addiction, incarceration and the stresses of a prominent successful litigation career, whom is given the task to find Rachel Lane, but does she want to be found?
Not the best John Grisham book I have read, 6/10
F.S.
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