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The Innocent Man

The Innocent Man

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Author: John Grisham
Creator: Dennis Boutsikaris
Publisher: Random House Audiobooks
Category: Book

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 36 reviews
Sales Rank: 166356

Format: Audiobook
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Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.9

ISBN: 1846570018
EAN: 9781846570018
ASIN: 1846570018

Publication Date: October 10, 2006
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Customer Reviews:   Read 31 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars UNBELIEVABLE !!!   August 7, 2008
R McG (Scotland)
This is the first book by John Grisham that I have read.

I found the US legal jargon hard to follow and there were so many names mentioned, and who was related to who, and who was involved with who, and who was making up lies...

Had this been a film or a fictional book, I would have said it was too far fetched!!

The story was tragic, infuriating and beyond belief at some points.

I thorougly enjoyed the book, but as the story was based on real people, it left me with a tinge of sadness.



5 out of 5 stars Sad, but true   June 27, 2008
P. Horrex (Ipswich, England)
How could anyone so obviously innocent be found guilty and sentenced to death? If this had happened a century ago I could believe it, but we're talking the 80's here! The state of Oklahoma and the town and prosectutors of Ada should be ashamed. This book will bring you to tears, and is one of the best I have ever read. Buy it, read it, you wont be able to put it down.


5 out of 5 stars Justice is worth fighting for.   January 8, 2008
E. K. Thomas (Ammanford, South Wales)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Anybody who has any interest in justice and fairness ought to read this book. It is a shocking revelation of a miscarriage of justice in Western civilisation. If this true story were just a one off it would be appalling, but it leaves one with the feeling that this may just be the tip of the iceberg. In certain parts of the world justice is not something that is held in high esteem, but here in the West we expect our justice system to be a foundation for our civilisation.

John Grisham has done an excellent job, both in his careful investigation and in the presentation of the facts in this book. For me it made both compelling and challenging reading. Challenging because as individuals our moral stance contributes to the fabric of society and we need to guard against a careless attitude towards matters of right and wrong.

As others have pointed out, the photographs give a précis of the story and should be looked at only after reading the book otherwise it is like taking a peek at the last chapter.

All in all a very worthwhile read.



5 out of 5 stars Don't look at the pictures till you've read the book!   January 8, 2008
Mrs. D. R. Pope (Cinderford, Glos. UK)
This is a heart-wrenching and gut-turning kind of book. It evokes so many different emotions and left me feeling like I just wanted to 'do something' to make things OK for the victims of injustice. I'd suggest you don't look at the photos until you've read the book, unless you want to know how it all turns out. John Grisham doesn't pull any punches in this book, and if you have a heart this book will change you.


4 out of 5 stars Justice U.S.A. Style.   November 1, 2007
Steve, Leeds.
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

Good story. Liked it. Kept me hooked.
Could hardly believe this could happen but it did.
Grisham's first non fiction crime novel but reads like a pacy thriller.
Prejudice, corruption and injustice on a grand scale.

I've read loads of crime novels. Read all of Grisham's. This isn't his best but its close to it.
I'm hard to please but am giving this 4 stars because Grisham's style and eye for detail make it compelling reading.

I repeat what another reviewer said. Warning ! Don't check out the fotos in the middle of the book until you're finished the whole thing - you'll find out why afterwards.

Hope this was helpful.


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