As Gordy tells them all about his diabolical conspiracy theory, he begins to sound less and less a madman and more like someone who has uncovered a huge crime. He claims that the infamous Hinds Rackley, Wall Street lawyer turned investment crook worth four billion dollars, is up to something. Confronted, Gordy seems to be in the clutch of a kind of paranoid lunacy. Then Gordy, a bipolar and athletic law graduate, vanishes from their lives, only to be discovered spending days locked in the solitude of his apartment. Are they all being exploited? Or is it just that the law is such a blisteringly competitive industry? They grow suspicious when they notice that so many other fellow students also appear to be drowning in debt and have no work in sight. Each has paid a high price (financially and personally), to attend law school, only to come out with few prospects and a hefty debt. The Rooster Bar tells the tale of three friends, Mark, Todd, and Zola.
Readers know that when they open a new Grisham, a breakneck journey of non-stop excitement and some wonderful writing awaits them. Few writers like Grisham manage to reinvent their storytelling the way he does, combining all the spellbinding suspense of his previous books with originality and flair. The Rooster Bar with its nail-biting pace and brilliant twists is a homecoming for Grisham fans always hungry for more.
Imminent novelist Ken Follett, calls Grisham ‘the best thriller writer alive,’ and since the publication of his first book A Time To Kill in 1989, he has become one of the most acclaimed and widely published authors of all time. John Grisham is an author who has carved out his own niche, writing a series of gripping legal thrillers.
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