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Name: The Brethren
Rating: 4.2 (38 reviews)
Author: John Grisham
ISBN: 9780385497466

The Brethren

by John Grisham

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Readers' Rating (38):

First Published:
Feb 1, 2000, 366 pages

Paperback:
Oct 2000, 366 pages

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- Thrillers
- USA
- South, USA
- Florida
- 1980s & '90s
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tim

good book

Linda

Left hanging

Thoroughly enjoyed this book until the last page. I actually thought perhaps pages were missing. The story needed to continue. I was extremely disappointed with the ending. There is no ending.

Palesa Mpuru

Interesting

A startling book and depicts what could be the real world of many politicians, prone to blackmailing or being victimised. The final chapter of the book was a slump I feel it needed a strong cuff to the reader. John's writing style also illustrates his law profession, he's a good writter.

Adam

I am more into hardcore literature and poetry, but this was a fun read.

razel

its good

Kymberly Goughler

I usually dont read his books, this was a class assignment and I enjoyed it.

Eri

i thought that this was a great book with a lot of interesting scenes and characters. only thing is when it came time to write a book review for my honors lit class, i couldnt remember what it was about, oops!

Amber

This was not one of his action filled novels. It is still a good read and I would recomend it to anyone who appreciates law. They also have to be able to follow plots easily. Otherwise it was a nicely written book.

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