Author: John Grisham ISBN-10: 0385472951 ISBN-13: 9780385472951 Format: Hardcover Publication Year: 1997 Category: Fiction Themes, JUVENILE FICTION A man attends his own funeral then flees to Brazil with $90 million, where he lives happily ever after with Eva Miranda, a sexy lawyer who keeps his money safe and untraceable. For four years, Patrick Lanigan lives this fairytale life until bounty hunter Jack Stephano tracks him down and holds him hostage, waiting for Lanigan to divulge the location of the money. But the truth is that Lanigan really doesn't know. Eva Miranda has been shuttling the money from back to bank: When Lanigan doesn't... | More | Price: $1.25 - $99.00 List Price: $30.00 |
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by: noahsproducts | Review created: 07/08/07 |
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| The Partner | |
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by: sga-king | Review created: 12/02/06 |
John Grisham is one of my favorite Authors, I have now read almost all of his books. I will not devulge any details about the book, Because if you are like me you will not want to know the plots untill you reach them in the book. But I do highly recomend this book. | |
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| Intense from the start until after the end | |
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by: bondhenry123 | Review created: 09/12/06 |
Grisham is known for building characters in his novels and once again has you so involved you are unable to stop reading. From the 1st chapter you are lost in a book about Love, Money, Planning, and the Truth. This will be your favorite Grisham novel of all time. It is a must have in any collection. | |
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by: whaynes_basketball | Review created: 09/04/06 |
The books are great, they just took a little while to get here. They were very good condition and I will really enjoy reading them again, also the look good on the book shelf with the rest of my collection. Thanks!!! | |
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by: cntrygrrl84 | Review created: 04/23/06 |
This is one of his best books, by far. It's the light-hearted and charasmatic Grisham we all adore. He keeps you on the edge of your chair with this one, as always. A Great read for you Grisham lovers!!! | |
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| Entertaining and suspenseful but unbelievable. | |
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by: esuperstore001 | Review created: 12/24/05 |
I don't know how The Partner by John Grisham has escaped me for so long as this is one of his earlier books. It has the action packed, conspiracy laden plot that we have come to expect from him. I read this 480 page book in less than 24 hours. While it was entertaining and suspenseful, I knew it was impossible for one character to have everything figured out. Patrick Lanigan is a partner in a law firm in Biloxi Mississippi when he is killed in a fiery car crash. He is burned beyond recognition, and his remains are cremated and then buried. But when several weeks later, 90 million dollars goes missing from his law firm, Patrick becomes the chief suspect. Four and a half years later, Patrick is discovered living in Brazil, and is captured and tortured by some disreputable characters who are working on behalf of the companies that were bilked of their millions, including two insurance companies. Patrick does have the money, although he doesn't know the exact location of it. But he also knows a terribly powerful secret that can bring many people crashing down if the information was to be made public. The Partner becomes a literary game of chess as Patrick uses this information while bargaining with the FBI, the Justice Department and Harrison County Law Enforcement. But while The Partner is entertaining, it is totally unbelievable. First, Lanihan has managed the almost perfect crime, and there are just too many coincidences to be realistic. He becomes an expert at disappearing, becomes proficient in a new language, masters electronic surveillance, tackles offshore banking, learns to hide money, creates gasoline bombs, and a host of other skills. I'm not sure that Lanigan was even likable, and when the book ended with a shocker, I wasn't sure if I was glad or sad for Patrick. In fact, there weren't a whole lot of likable characters in The Partner, except for maybe Sandy McDermott, who was Lanigan's college friend and served as his lawyer. So if you're looking for something with lots of action and some twists and turns, The Partner is vintage Grisham. But don't expect it to be believable. It's more a light, summer beach book than a work of great literature. | |
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