What'd you think of it. I have not read it yet, but many say it is a nice return to 'old' Grisham.

I liked it a lot. Very straightforward story and it's a nice peek into "Tort" cases. I wouldn't exactly say it's the return of 'old' Grisham because it was pretty..."basic"...but still an enjoyable and informative read.

Just finished Richard Dooling's Bet Your Life. Solid, tight story and a quick read at that. This was my first Dooling novel, but I plan on picking up Critical Care, White Man's Grave and Brain Storm sometime soon...

Next up, Lawrence Block's Hit Man.

I'm reading "The Forge of God" by Greg Bear.

After that it'll be "2nd Chance" by James Patterson.

Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut (just starting) and finishing up All Girls by Karen Stabiner

I am really enjoying All Girls, very good reading.

Prior to these, I read an outstanding novel by Philip Roth - American Pastoral

March has been a productive month!

Current Read: Patricia Lewin's Blind Run -- An ex-CIA assassin on the run with a couple of mystery kids. Decent so far.

Last 5 Reads: P.J. Tracy's Monkeewrench, Donald Westlake's Money for Nothing, Sarah Lovett's Dark Alchemy, Harlan Coben's No Second Chance, and Michael Connelly's Lost Light.

Next in the queue: John Donohue's Sensei, Joyce Krieg's Murder off Mike, Steve Hamilton's Blood Is the Sky, Edward Wright's Clea's Moon, and Glenville Lovell's Too Beautiful to Die.

I finished Ludlum's Matarese Circle. It was a great spy thriller.

Now onto Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath.