I recently finished THE SUMMONS and here are my thoughts on the book:
The book was a decent read. I didn't see the ending coming, so that was a nice surprise.
I like the way Grisham books are very descriptive and you can always picture the surroundings - whether its the run down isolated family home or the view from the Bonanza or Cessna the that the main character is flying. It gave you a view into small town life where everybody knows each others business - or at least they think they do. His brothers dialogue that their house should be called Maple Ruin instead of Maple Run also makes me smile.
The legal terminology wasn't as present as much as it is in other Grisham books, so it didn't get too complicated.
There is a moral in the read - don't think you always know the best treatment for someone who has life problems, and that a large sum of money will change your way of thinking - no matter how much you plan on doing the right thing.
Not his best book, but an enjoyable read none the less.
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