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A Time to Kill by John Grisham

ISBN: 9780099201212
Release Date: 04 Jun 1992
Average rating: (read by 112 members)

Categories: Adventure / thriller

A black girl is raped by two drunken rednecks. The town reacts with horror until the girl's father takes justice into his own hands. He kills the two Whites on their way to jail. For days the nation sits spellbound as the defence lawyer struggles to save his client's life and then his own.

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	chrisnoa
	Rated it 3 months ago

this book moved me and paved way for me love of JG's books. to me an all-time favorite.for lovers of a good plot with strong characeters i'd recommend it.

	Normand
	Rated it 5 months ago

To this day, it's best

	rschafer Full Review
	Rated it 6 months ago

Grisham is one of those Authors that seemed to find a formula and then just churned them out year after year. That's not to say that his books aren't great, most of them are, but they are all a bit the same (and then there was a painted house which...

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