The Partner (Audio CD Edition)

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Summary: Real Turn Pager. You'll want the ending before the begining.
Review: One of the best books I have read of Grishams.Full of suspense and mystery..The ending was the biggest shocker I have read in years.

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Summary: Not the best but certainly not the worst!
Review: I definitely enjoyed this Grisham book. It was a page turnerthat I read in less than a day. I still like the Pelican Brief thebest, but thought this one was better than some of the others. I was disappointed in the ending, but, then I always was a romantic at heart!

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Summary: Worst ending in history?
Review: It was a good read until I reached the last few pages. I wasstunned. It almost seemed as if Grisham's deadline for this book wasup and he cut off the storyline abruptly so that he could start up his next money maker! If you're out there Johny Boy, please do tell!!

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Summary: A Real Smasher of The year 1997
Review: Wow!What an unusually fast pace this book develops! One minuteit's Patrick and the bad guys. The next minute, it's Patrick and theFBI. Odd and rather unbelievable! The ending, however, was real classic-a sheer getaway, with a gripping twist of the tale. Makes readers long for more...much more...

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Summary: GRISHAM DID IT AGAIN
Review: THIS ONE WILL HIT THE BEST SELLER LIST FOR SURE. FULL OFSUSPENCE. THIS BOOK MAKES THE READER WANT MONEY BADLY. VERY TEMPTING.

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Summary: One of Grisham's Best!
Review: The Partner ranks up there with The Pelican Brief.<I havebeen disappointed in the past couple< of Grisham books, but thisone made me a fan again!!!!!!!!!!!

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Summary: It is Not His Best Book
Review: It's nost his best book. Runaway Jury is better, but I live inBrazil and he made a great job describing the cities hereperfectly. This book was a little bit predictable, except the end....

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Summary: A below par effort by Grisham
Review: Just when I thought Grisham was doing something a bit differentwith The Runaway Jury (which I thoroughly enjoyed), I read The Partnerand was very disappointed. The story lacked the hold that Grisham usually has over his readers.

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Summary: Predictability strikes again
Review: Once again Mr. Grisham has disapointed readers by failing toilluminate secondary characters to anything past cartoonish status.While Mr. Grisham is clever in his use of legal manuverings to generate plot lines; his failure to develop characters readers care about, causes one to speed through his recent books without a care. Books such as A Time to Kill and The Chamber created characters the reader should be interested in. In his recent books, Mr. Grisham fails to develop what should be the most important element of any book, characters the reader can identify with, pro or con. Perhaps Mr. Grisham should take a year or two off rather than continue to churn out movie scripts. Harsh words, but spoken by someone who is truly a fan of the author.

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Summary: I'd rather re-read one of his others
Review: After reading a Grisham book every Memorial Day weekend for the past few years, I was really disappointed. Yes, the plot kept you going, but the pay off was disappointing. Patrick's a "hopeless romantic" (with apologies to Joan Wilder)