The Whistler

This story is certainly worth reading. But, the quality of the narrator makes a pretty poor audio-book.

It was moderately engaging, tailed off with a narrative towards the end.

waiting for a twist at end but didn't happen. good story and we'll read. recommended

This book has been the straw that broke the camels back for me. I have bought Grisham books for years and loved them. The past few have been so awful I am convinced either he has lost his mojo or someone else is writing them. I won't be buying any more.

The narrator does their best with a really dull,piece of work.

His earlier work is brilliant, buy it - buy it but I would steer clear of his last half dozen books.

I've read everything j Grisham has written and I'm sorry to say he's getting weaker with every book,tired plot lines and shallow characters that are hard to like,still better than a lot of books out there,

I found that I lister end for hours at a time, good job my doctor wants me to rest. Enjoyed every mln"

While perhaps not as eloquent as Scott Turow, John Grisham can always be relied on to produce accomplished legal thrillers -- he's been doing it for more than 30 years.
The balance between tension and believability is carefully maintained, and he neatly avoids making superheroes out of his main characters.
And, in addition Grisham can also always be relied on to educate his readers about the Law and its endless complexities.

A bit too detailed in the beginning but, I couldn't put it down a good read.

well written and read Initially I thought it a bit of a slog However it gathered pace and I was captivated

Organised crime at its peak

Recommend -You have to keep concentrating as it is complicated

A return to John Grisham's earlier form. A tight plot with several strands cleverly woven together.

The narration maintained the tension well.

An excellent read - highly recommended.