A classic, compulsive, taut and thrilling novel from one of the great storytellers of our time. The Widow is John Grisham at his irresistible, unforgettable best. No one does it better * Chris Whitaker, author of All The Colours of the Dark *
The Widow is primarily a moral parable ... it's a murder mystery, too, and permeated by evidence of John Grisham's often overlooked skill as a social observer * Sunday Times *
A twist-laden tale of greed, deception and privilege from the master of courtroom suspense * The i *
This is classic Grisham; the story of a small-town lawyer caught in a fix * Mail on Sunday *
Grisham is adroit at dealing with moral ambiguities, and they are all over this novel ... when that Grisham grip takes hold, readers will be unable to switch off their bedside lamps * Financial Times *
Another nerve-shredding tale of a flawed justice system from the prolific past master of the courtroom drama * Saga Magazine *