This is the second time I have read “The Litigators.” It is a not so heavy read that is enjoyable to read or listen to as an audio book.

Another great read from The best legal novelist of all time! Loved and related to all of the main characters! A must read!

Another wonderful read by John Grisham! They never get old!

Maybe not the best of John Grisham, but I found it entertaining

The "set up" (which was about 75% of the book) was overkill. The "twist" at the end was way too predictable.

A bit long-winded, but enjoyable nevertheless.

I loved this book. Great story and characters.

I love John Grisham books and for me The Litigators is his best yet. His characters Oscar, Wally and David are funny, heartwarming and real. I laughed until my sides hurt and shed a few tears. There was not a boring paragraph though I almost didn’t read it fearing a boring class action tale. Read this book when you have a little time because you won’t want to put it down.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading litigators, it gave me a better understanding of what small law firms could look like. I will continue to read Grisham’s outstanding works because they contain entertaining moments as well as an education about how the legal practices function.

Marvelous storytelling.

Slow to get anywhere

Grisham does not disappoint. This one’s a particularly fun and excellent read! I particularly loved the ending. - I remain a fan, Jackie-the-Critic

Once again, I found it tough to stop reading. Also, the subtle humor injected made me gut laugh out loud - but then, that’s one of The more endearing aspects of JG’s writing.

The pathos and turmoil of law life. Great story!

Easy reading, and predictable end, but heart warming throughout.

Great read. I enjoyed it immensely. J. Flores, JD APRN

Definitely not as good as most of Grisham’s outstanding page-turners. At times interesting and compelling, for the most part I found it predictable and slow. Oh well, they can’t all be best in class.

This was a great read that kept me engaged the whole way. I saw the end coming from miles away and was still pleasantly surprised when I got there.

Very interesting!