John Grisham

[Doc]

I've read several of his books lately, and he's a very good story teller. The whole lawyer drama type of book probably isn't for everyone, but the secondary themes of the different books make them worth a read.

It seems like his plots are interchangeable, a lot like Tom Clancy, but not nearly as long winded.

 

[Mirage]

I never read any of his books. What ones would you recommend so far? What is your favorite?

I've also never read Clancy, but, I think I would like his stuff. I just have been scared off by the number of pages. I actually prefer long books if I like the story, but, I'm always afraid it will drag out. That's why it's hard to get into an author I haven't read before.

 

[Doc]

So far, I've enjoyed The Brethren the most. I've also read The Client, and The Street Lawyer, and I'm about halfway through The Firm. I"d recommend any, and I'd like to read A Time To Kill next, if I can find a cheap copy somewhere.

As for Clancy, I'd recommend starting with The Hunt For Red October and reading the first few Jack Ryan books. I never did finish Clear and Present Danger or any of his books after that, but that's a patience thing.