The Boys from Biloxi: A Legal Thriller

Love the author. Didn't get a chance to read it

Reading this book was a challenge because it was the longest, slowest and most boring first pages John Grisham ever wrote. And I am not saying the first five to ten pages but fifty plus unnecessary long, too detailed, descriptive pages on which it seems nothing is happening. Then there is a sudden switch and things are finally interesting. It’s like I was reading a new book altogether. Like the author found himself and I was reading again one of his stories I liked.Bernard Jan

More of Grisham's style of storytelling; weaving history and tension behind two childhood friends - the hero & antihero's story explodes right from the start.

My favorit auther, all his works are great!

The back story and characters are a good read but the latter part of the book is drawn out with a lot of law and trials. If that’s your thing you’ll enjoy it.

As advertised, arrived on time in great condition. I enjoy Graham books but never read this one!

As with John Grisham other books this one is just as great. I love the way he adds Mississippi history fictional or non and gives a great story.

** The Boys from Biloxi"** by John Grisham is a gripping legal thriller that delves into the murky underbelly of Biloxi, Mississippi, a city celebrated for its beautiful beaches yet infamous for its corruption and crime. Set against the backdrop of the 1960s and beyond, the story follows childhood friends Keith Rudy and Hugh Malco, whose paths diverge drastically as they grow up in a deeply divided community. While Keith, son of a determined prosecutor, strives to uphold justice and clean up the corruption plaguing the region, Hugh is drawn into his father's world as the "Boss" of Biloxi's criminal underworld, indulging in the nightlife and vice that define their town.As the boys navigate their opposing worlds, Grisham constructs a richly woven narrative filled with history and a diverse cast of characters. Their friendship ultimately faces a dramatic confrontation in a courtroom showdown, where the stakes are life and death. With well-crafted tension and moral dilemmas, **"The Boys from Biloxi"** explores themes of loyalty, ambition, and the battle between good and evil. Grisham's signature storytelling shines in this captivating saga, offering an intricate look at how destinies can entwine and collide, making it a must-read for fans of legal dramas and crime fiction.