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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | John Grisham is a former attorney turned writer, who decided to write suspense stories involving the legal profession. After a tepid response to his first book A Time to Kill, he achieved national recognition for his book The Firm. Soon after, he would write many more books, such as The Pelican Brief, The Client and The Rainmaker. Each book had a Tom Clancy-like fetishism for detail about whatever aspect of the legal profession it centered around, and all are clear cases of Grisham having shown his work. |
