The Whistler
Ratings47
Average rating3.6
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
Well... this is a quick read, and as always with Grisham it is pretty smooth. The story is actually interesting, but the book feels rushed. Characters don't have much depth and the last part of the book is excessively condensed. I'm left with the feeling that the author either got bored with the story or had a deadline to meet, so he cut the story short and moved on.
