The Firm
Robin Waterfield, 1991
A young lawyer joins the firm of his dreams and finds the salary comes with a leash. Billable hours, Caribbean errands, and a way out that may not exist.
Robin Waterfield
Grisham spent nine years as a trial lawyer in Southaven, Mississippi, and served in the state legislature, writing fiction in the hours before work.
Feels like unease, ambition and freedom.
Someone has been studying you closely, and it isn't affection.
You’ve been hurt by every person you ever cared for, except Abby. You raised yourself, and in doing so became self-reliant and independent. You don’t need the firm. You can leave it. You’re hardened and calloused beyond your years. And you’re smart enough to pull it off, Mitch. You won’t get caught. That’s why we picked you. Books by Robin Waterfield
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