John Grisham The Summons

John Grisham seems to know a lots about the field in the story of a mental health drugs problem of the younger son Forrest Atlee in his story it seems John Grisham could come up with a whole lots more on the subject. I wish I could find out if John Grisham knows anything about a psychiatrist claim to have been a Marine in Iwo Jima in order to collect money fom the VA and get set up selling drugs with some of his clients Forrest Atlee from His book seems to be able to know a lots about it.

As soon as you start reading Grishams latest contribution, you develop a warmth for the main character, Ray Atleee. His lifestyle, occupation, apathy towards finding a long term relationship, even the car he drives and the plane he flies are all subliminal factors which make you admire the man. The guy has integrity despite his poor up-bringing and as the story unfolds one can't help but consider what they would do if they were in his position. Torn between a rock and a hard plate, Ray Atlee starts to becomes more dependent on his recent windfall, one can feel the greed begining to set in and what was once a contented normal lifestyle is now being questioned. A terrific and unpredictable ending to a fluently flowing, easy reading novel, that brings you back to the delights of Grishams earlier novels such as the Firm or the Partner.

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