Grisham attempts a novel about pressing social issues. Unfortunately, Grisham can't write well enough to make such issues even close to interesting. Having read this, I was left with a clear "so what" feeling.

Street Lawyer is about a suucessful lawyer whom, after a traumatic experience, decides to fight for some of the most vulnerable people in society: the homeless. It's a very touching story. I enjoyed it.

The pace was too fast, leaving out details as to why the main character did what he did. Very simplistic story.

The way this book ended was ridiculous. There should at least be a sequel. The book built me all up for a crazy ending